The Band Wagon
The film "The Band Wagon" from 1953, directed by Vincente Minnelli. The main cast consists of Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Nanette Fabray and Oscar Levant.
The Band Wagon
- Directed by: Vincente Minnelli
- Main cast: Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Nanette Fabray, Oscar Levant
- Written by: Betty Comden, Adolph Green
- Cinematography: Harry Jackson
Details
- Title: The Band Wagon
- Year: 1953
Release Dates
The Band Wagon premiered in cinemas on August 7, 1953premiered in cinemas on July 9, 1953was released on Blu-ray on March 3, 2015.
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Cast & Crew
We know about 41 people who worked on "The Band Wagon";
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Roles
- Ann McCrea ... Chorus Member in Hotel Suite
- Ava Gardner ... Ava Gardner
- Bess Flowers ... Train Passenger
- Brandon Beach ... Auction Guest
- Colin Kenny ... Drunk Outside Arcade
- Cyd Charisse ... Gabrielle Gerard
- Don Beddoe ... Producer
- Dorinda Clifton ... Dancer
- Douglas Fowley ... Auctioneer
- Emory Parnell ... Man on Train
- Frank J. Scannell ... Reporter
- Frank McLure ... Investor
- Fred Astaire ... Tony Hunter
- Hal Taggart ... Undetermined Role
- Harold Miller ... Bystander in Girl Hunt Ballet
- Henry Corden ... Orchestra Leader
- Herb Vigran ... Man on Train
- India Adams ... Gabrielle Gerard (singing voice)
- Jack Buchanan ... Jeffrey Cordova
- Jack Gargan ... Hotel Doorman
- James Carlisle ... Theatre Patron
- John Lupton ... Jack - Prompter
- Julie Newmar ... Salon Model / Chorine in Girl Hunt Ballet
- Leroy Daniels ... Arcade Shoeshine Man
- Madge Blake ... Investor
- Manuel ParĂs ... Waiter
- Nanette Fabray ... Lily Marton
- Oscar Levant ... Lester Marton
- Robert Gist ... Hal
- Roy Engel ... Reporter
- Rudy Germane ... Restaurant Patron
- Steve Forrest ... Passenger on Train
- Ted Jordan ... Chorus Member in Hotel Suite
- Thurston Hall ... Colonel Tripp
- Tom Coleman ... Waiter
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