Ninotchka

Edwin Maxwell as Mercier Richard Carle as Gaston Marek Windheim as Manager (uncredited) Ina Claire as Grand Duchess Swana Symona Boniface as Gossip (uncredited) Harry Semels as Gurganov (uncredited) Rolfe Sedan as Hotel Manager Mary Forbes as Lady Lavenham (uncredited) Winifred Harris as English Lady Getting Visa (uncredited) William Irving as Bartender (uncredited) Wolfgang Zilzer as Taxi Driver (uncredited) Alexander Granach as Comrade Kopalski Frank Reicher as Soviet Lawyer (uncredited) Florence Shirley as Swana's Phone Friend Marianne (uncredited) Bela Lugosi as Commissar Razinin Gregory Gaye as Count Alexis Rakonin Dorothy Adams as Swana's Maid Jacqueline (uncredited) George Tobias as Russian Visa Official (uncredited) Ellinor Vanderveer as Gossip (uncredited) Sig Ruman as Comrade Iranoff Armand Kaliz as Louis the Headwaiter (uncredited) Felix Bressart as Comrade Buljanoff Paul Ellis as Minor Role (uncredited) Bess Flowers as Gossip (uncredited) Kay Stewart as Cigarette Girl (uncredited) Greta Garbo as Nina "Ninotchka" Ivanovna Yakushova Paul Weigel as Vladimir, with Letter from Leon (uncredited) Melvyn Douglas as Count Leon d'Algout George Davis as Porter at Railroad Station (uncredited) Peggy Moran as First Cigarette Girl (uncredited) Constantine Romanoff as Man in Restaurant (uncredited) Edwin Stanley as Soviet Lawyer (uncredited) Lawrence Grant as General Savitsky (uncredited) Tamara Shayne as Moscow Roommate Anna (uncredited) Charles Judels as Cafe Owner Pere Mathieu (uncredited) Ernst Lubitsch as Himself - Director in Trailer (uncredited)

Sydney Guilaroff Hairstylist Ernst Lubitsch Director, Executive Producer Cedric Gibbons Art Direction Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration Billy Wilder Screenplay William H. Daniels Director of Photography Charles Brackett Screenplay Sidney Franklin Associate Producer Walter Reisch Screenplay Douglas Shearer Recording Supervision, Sound Director Sidney Cutner Orchestrator Adrian Costume Design