Summary
The Jackpot is an American film comedy first released in 1950,
directed by Walter Lang.
The film stars James Stewart, Barbara Hale, James Gleason, Fred Clark and Alan Mowbray.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Walter Lang
- Script: John McNulty, Phoebe Ephron, Henry Ephron
- Photo: Joseph LaShelle
- Music: Lionel Newman
- Cast: James Stewart (Bill Lawrence), Barbara Hale (Amy Lawrence), James Gleason (Harry Summers), Fred Clark (Mr. Woodruff), Alan Mowbray (Leslie), Patricia Medina (Hilda Jones), Natalie Wood (Phyllis Lawrence), Tommy Rettig (Tommy Lawrence), Robert Gist (Pete Spooner), Lyle Talbot (Fred Burns), Walter Baldwin (Watch buyer), Jay Barney (Detective), Robert Bice (Policeman), John Bleifer (Bald Man), Frances Budd (Saleslady), Harry Carter (Man), Ken Christy (Man), Dick Cogan (Mr. Brown), George Conrad (Parking Lot Attendant), Dick Curtis (Moving Man), Dulcie Day (Mrs. Dexter), Ann Doran (Miss Bowen), Robert Dudley (Mr. Simpkins), Sam Edwards (Parking Lot Attendant), Estelle Etterre (Mrs. McDougall), June Evans (Washerwomanh), Fritz Feld (Long-Haired Pianist), Eddie Firestone (Mr. McDougall), Elizabeth Flournoy (Woman), Jerry Hausner (Al Stern), Harry Hines (Elevator Man), Marjorie Holliday (Telephone Operator), Billy Lechner (Johnny, the Office Boy), Caryl Lincoln (Susan Wertheim), Valerie Mark (Mary Vogel), Jack Mather (Detective), Joan Miller (Mabel Spooner), Billy Nelson (Truck Driver), Peggy O’Connor (Salesgirl), Tudor Owen (Policeman), Franklin Parker (Poker Player), Milton Parsons (Piano Player), John Qualen (Mr. Ferguson), Jack Roper (Moving Man), Jewel Rose (Mrs. Brown), John Roy (Policeman), Carol Savage (Telephone Operator), Syd Saylor (Ernie, the Mailman), Bigelow Sayre (Captain Sullivan), Kathryn Sheldon (Mrs. Simpkins), Kim Spalding (Mr. Dexter), Claude Stroud (Herman Wertheim), Charles Tannen (Al Vogel), Andrew Tombes (Pritchett), Minerva Urecal (Strange Woman), Philip Van Zandt (Flick Morgan), Colin Ward (Man), Guy Way (Moving Man), Billy Wayne (Photographer)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 85 min; B&W
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