Desirable (1934)

Réalisateur : Archie Mayo

Scénaristes : Mary C. McCall, Jr., Mary C. McCall, Jr.

Genres : Romance, Drame

68 minutes

Status : Released

Langue : English

Pays : United States of America

Société de production : Warner Bros. Pictures

• Jean Muir - Lois
• George Brent - McAllister
• Verree Teasdale - Austin
• John Halliday - Austin
• Charles Starrett - Russell
• Russell Hopton - Chet
• Joan Wheeler - Barbara aka 'Babs'
• Barbara Leonard - Margaret - Gray's Maid
• Virginia Hammond - Mrs. Emily Gray
• Pauline True - Mac's Secretary
• Philip Ahn - Chinese Waiter
• Doris Atkinson - Girl
• Arthur Aylesworth - Eph
• Herbert Bunston - Uncle Fred
• Georgie Cooper - Helen's Maid
• Jane Darwell - Frederick's Mother
• Bill Elliott - Party Guest
• Gladys Gale - Tearful Woman in Theatre (uncredited)
• Sumner Getchell - Frederick
• Maude Turner Gordon - Mrs. Reynolds
• Lillian Harmer - Aunt Agnes
• Theresa Harris - Ladies Room Maid at Party
• Louis Hippe - Louie - the Hairdresser
• Maynard Holmes - Toby - Party Boy
• George Humbert - Mario - the Maitre D'
• Edward Keane - First Playgoer
• First Playgoer - Helen's Party Guest
• Terry La Franconi - Mario's Assistant
• Helene Millard - Helen's Party Guest
• John 'Skins' Miller - Dan - Elevator Operator (uncredited)
• Edmund Mortimer - Second Playgoer
• David Newell - Helen's First Admirer at Party
• Dennis O'Keefe - Party Guest
• George Offerman, Jr. - Third Western Union Messenger
• Rosalie Roy - Manicurist
• Cliff Saum - Bus Barker
• Gay Seabrook - Cousin Charlotte
• Kathryn Sheldon - Charity Collector at Box Office
• Phillips Smalley - Sugar Daddy in Theatre
• Ruthelma Stevens - Brunette in Theatre
• Melissa Ten Eyck - Saleswoman
• Arthur Treacher - Butler
• Jack Trent - Helen's Third Admirer at Party
• Harry Tyler - Theatre Box-Office Attendant
• Victoria Vinton - Blonde Gold-Digger at Theatre
• Emmett Vogan - Office Worker
• Nella Walker - Eve - aka Madame Françoise
• Eric Wilton - Gray's Butler
• Freeman Wood - Helen's Second Admirer at Party
• David Worth - Young Man in Theatre
• Sidney Miller - First Western Union Messenger