The Bad and the Beautiful

Lana Turner as Georgia Lorrison Kirk Douglas as Jonathan Shields Walter Pidgeon as Harry Pebbel Dick Powell as James Lee Bartlow Barry Sullivan as Fred Amiel Gloria Grahame as Rosemary Bartlow Leo G. Carroll as Henry Whitfield Gilbert Roland as Victor "Gaucho" Ribera Paul Stewart as Syd Murphy Vanessa Brown as Kay Amiel Elaine Stewart as Lila Sammy White as Gus Ivan Triesault as Von Ellstein Jay Adler as Mr. Z (uncredited) Stanley Andrews as Sheriff (uncredited) Ben Astar as Joe (Party Guest) (uncredited) Barbara Billingsley as Evelyn Lucien (Costumer) (uncredited) Madge Blake as Mrs. Rosser (uncredited) Robert Burton as McDill (uncredited) Francis X. Bushman as Eulogist (uncredited) Louis Calhern as Georgia Lorrison's Father (voice) (uncredited) Marietta Canty as Ida (uncredited) Jonathan Cott as Assistant Director (uncredited) Lillian Culver as Real Estate Woman (uncredited) Sandy Descher as Little Girl Screaming on "Cat Man" Set (uncredited) Phil Dunham as Pawnbroker (uncredited) Franklyn Farnum as Assistant on Set (uncredited) Bess Flowers as Joe's Friend at Party (uncredited) Steve Forrest as Actor in Georgia's Screen Test (uncredited) Kathleen Freeman as Miss March (uncredited) Frank Gerstle as Gabby Agent at the Party (uncredited) Ned Glass as Wardrobe Man (uncredited) Dabbs Greer as Studio Lighting Technician (uncredited) Dick Johnstone as Mourner (uncredited) Ted Jordan as Assistant Director (uncredited) Kenner G. Kemp as Mourner (uncredited) Peggy King as Singer at Party (uncredited) Mike Lally as Preview Ticket Taker (uncredited) George J. Lewis as "Far Away Mountain" Test Actor #2 (uncredited) Wilbur Mack as Party Guest (uncredited) Paul Marion as Spanish Actor in Screen Test (uncredited) Paul Maxey as Man Talking to Gabby Agent at the Party (uncredited) May McAvoy as Pebbel's Secretary (uncredited) Harold Miller as Mourner (uncredited) Roger Moore as Cigar Clerk (uncredited) William H. O'Brien as Waiter at Party (uncredited) Pat O'Malley as Man Outside the Club (uncredited) Christopher Olsen as Amiel's Boy (uncredited) Dorothy Patrick as Arlene (uncredited) William Phillips as Assistant Director (uncredited) Jeff Richards as Studio Props Department Man (uncredited) Loretta Russell as Symposium Guest (uncredited) Jeffrey Sayre as Waiter (uncredited) Frank J. Scannell as Reporter (uncredited) Reginald Simpson as Poker Player (uncredited) William Tannen as Reporter (uncredited) Harry Tyler as Man (uncredited) Kaaren Verne as Rosa (uncredited) Ray Walker as Cameraman (uncredited)

Vincente Minnelli Director Charles Schnee Screenplay John Houseman Producer David Raksin Original Music Composer Jerry Thorpe Assistant Director Douglas Shearer Recording Supervision Eric Alden Stunts Alex Romero Choreographer David Raksin Conductor David Raksin Orchestrator Robert Surtees Director of Photography Cedric Gibbons Art Direction Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration Sydney Guilaroff Hairstylist William Tuttle Makeup Artist A. Arnold Gillespie Special Effects Helen Rose Costume Design