The Lady Pays Off

The Lady Pays Off

The Lady Pays Off

Titre original The Lady Pays Off
Réalisation Douglas Sirk
Scénario Albert J. Cohen
Frank Gill Jr.
Acteurs principaux Linda Darnell
Stephen McNally
Sociétés de production Universal Pictures
Pays d’origine Drapeau des États-Unis États-Unis
Genre Comédie dramatique
Sortie 1951
Durée 80 min (1 h 20)

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The Lady Pays Off est un film américain réalisé par Douglas Sirk, sorti en 1951.

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  • Linda Darnell : Evelyn Walsh Warren
  • Stephen McNally : Matt Braddock
  • Gigi Perreau : Diana Braddock
  • Virginia Field : Kay Stoddard
  • Ann Codee : Marie
  • Lynne Hunter : Minnie
  • Nestor Paiva : Manuel
  • James Griffith : Ronald
  • Billy Wayne : Croupier
  • Katherine Warren : Dean Bessie Howell
  • William Newell : Barman
  • Paul McVey : Speaker
  • Tristram Coffin : Carl
  • Judd Holdren : Face
  • Nolan Leary : Docteur
  • John Doucette : Chauffeur de taxi
  • Ric Roman : Ricky

Autour du film

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