L'Étranger au paradis

Howard Keel as The Poet Mike Mazurki as Chief Policeman Reiko Sato as 1st Princess of Ababu (uncredited) Hilo Hattie as Ayah (uncredited) Charles Mauu as Policeman (uncredited) Bernie Hamilton as Pearl Merchant (uncredited) John Bleifer as Beggar (uncredited) Ted de Corsia as Police Sub-altern Pat Sheehan as Harem Girl (uncredited), Harem Showgirl (uncredited) Ethan Laidlaw as Policeman (uncredited) Mel Welles as Beggar (uncredited) Monty Woolley as Omar Aaron Spelling as Beggar (uncredited) Jack Elam as Hasan-Ben Noel Cravat as Madman Merchant (uncredited) William Bagdad as Wholesaler (uncredited) Ann Blyth as Marsinah Jamie Farr as Orange Merchant (uncredited) Dick Johnstone as Market Patron (uncredited) Norman Leavitt as Fig Vendor (uncredited) Leonard Mudie as Physician (uncredited) Dolores Gray as Lalume Charles Wagenheim as Beggar (uncredited) Jan Arvan as Manservant (uncredited) Nita Bieber as Samaris (uncredited) Sebastian Cabot as Wazir Vera Lee as Harem Showgirl (uncredited) George Keymas as Young Policeman (uncredited) Vic Damone as Caliph Jay C. Flippen as Jawan Ross Bagdasarian as Fevvol (uncredited) Barrie Chase as Harem Showgirl (uncredited) David Hoffman as Beggar (uncredited) David Bond as Nobleman (uncredited) Buddy Bryan as Dancer/Silk Merchant (uncredited) Marc Krah as Wholesaler (uncredited) Edmund Hashim as Nobleman (uncredited) Frank Mitchell as Slave Merchant (uncredited) Norbert Schiller as Beggar (uncredited) Bruno VeSota as Wholesaler (uncredited)

Joseph Ruttenberg Director of Photography George Forrest Lyricist, Original Music Composer Cedric Gibbons Art Direction André Previn Music Supervisor, Conductor Robert Wright Lyricist, Original Music Composer Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration Sydney Guilaroff Hairstylist Jack Cole Choreographer William Tuttle Makeup Designer Fred J. Koenekamp Assistant Camera Vincente Minnelli Director Alexander Courage Music Arranger Charles Lederer Screenplay