Two Weeks in Another Town (1962)

Dir: Vincente Minnelli Drama stars 3

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Two Weeks in Another Town is an American film first released in 1962, directed by Vincente Minnelli. The film stars Kirk Douglas, Edward G. Robinson, Cyd Charisse, George Hamilton and Daliah Lavi. It has also been released under the title: 2 Weeks in Another Town. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Vincente Minnelli
Script: Irwin Shaw, Charles Schnee
Photo: Milton R. Krasner
Music: David Raksin
Cast: Kirk Douglas (Jack Andrus), Edward G. Robinson (Maurice Kruger), Cyd Charisse (Carlotta), George Hamilton (Davie Drew), Daliah Lavi (Veronica), Claire Trevor (Clara Kruger), James Gregory (Brad Byrd), Rosanna Schiaffino (Barzelli), Joanna Roos (Janet Bark), George Macready (Lew Jordan), Mino Doro (Tucino), Stefan Schnabel (Zeno), Vito Scotti (Assistant Director), Tom Palmer (Dr. Cold Eyes), Erich von Stroheim Jr. (Ravinksi), Leslie Uggams (Chanteuse), Gabriella D’Olive, Edit Angold (German Tourist), Albert Carrier (Mario), Lilyan Chauvin (Bar Girl), Edward Colmans (Tucino’s Henchman), Franco Corsaro (Tucino’s Henchman), Joan Courtenay (Signora Tucino), Joe Dante (Ad Lib in Lounge), Cilly Feindt (Lady Godiva), Bess Flowers (Guest at Anniversary Banquet), James Garde (Sound Engineer), Charles Horvath (Bouncer), John Indrisano (Bouncer), Janet Lake (Noel O’Neill), Margie Liszt (Liz), Ann Molinari (Bar Girl), Alberto Morin (Cameraman), Don Orlando (Soundman), Steve Peck (Carlotta’s suitor in party), Red Perkins (George Jarrett), Dick Powell (Himself), Benito Prezia (Ad Lib in Lounge), Beulah Quo (Chinese Woman), Tony Randall (Ad Lib in Lounge), Barry Sullivan (Himself), Lana Turner (Herself), Eugene Walter
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min
Aka: 2 Weeks in Another Town

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