Night and Day (1946)
| Release Date | 02 July 1946 |
| Genre | Musical, Drama, Biography |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | George Lewis Mansion - Benedict Canyon Drive, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Biopic [feature], Musical Drama |
| Themes | Musician's Life |
| Tones | Reverent, Light, Bright, Stylized, Slick |
| Tags | Composer, Fame, Injury, Legs, Marriage Problems, Music, Songwriter, Success, War |
Night and Day is a 1946 Technicolor Warner Bros. biographical film of the life of American composer and songwriter Cole Porter. It was directed by Michael Curtiz and produced by Arthur Schwartz, with Jack L. Warner as executive producer. The screenplay was by Charles Hoffman, Leo Townsend and William Bowers.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Carlos Ramírez
Specialty Singer
Milada Mladova
Specialty Dancer
George Zoritch
Specialty Dancer
Adam Di Gatano
Specialty Dancer
Jane Di Gatano
Specialty Dancer
Estelle Sloan
Specialty Dancer
John Alvin
Petey
Valerie Ardis
Nurse
Richard Bartell
Photographer
Edward Biby
Surgeon
Betty Blair
Nurse
George Boyce
Stage Manager
Maurice Brierre
French Waiter
Harlan Briggs
Doorman
Edgar Caldwell
American Officer
Peter Camlin
French Lieutenant
Wheaton Chambers
Assistant Headwaiter
Jack Chefe
Headwaiter
Willis Clare
Husband
Chester Clute
Music Publisher
John Compton
Student
Dorothy Costello
Dancer
Ruth Costello
Dancer
Harry Crocker
Newspaperman
Frank Dae
Professor
Armba Dandridge
Bit part
Harold De Becker
English Workman
Fred Deming
Guest
Bernard DeRoux
Assistant to Giron
Henri DeSoto
Waiter
Jimmie Dodd
Red, a Student
Fred Dosch
French Waiter
Adrian Droeshout
Man at Bar
Pierre Duval
French Officer
Dick Earle
Doctor
Fern Emmett
Secretary
Richard Erdman
Music Store Customer
Herbert Evans
Bobby
Frank Ferguson
Tina's Father
Sam Flint
Professor
Howard Freeman
Max Fisher
Rudolf Friml Jr.
Orchestra Leader
Paul Garkie
Student
Eugene Gericke
Soldier
Pat Gleason
Dance Director
John Goldsworthy
Yale Gentleman
Ernest Golm
Foreign Gentleman
Lisa Golm
Foreign Lady
Buddy Gorman
English Pageboy
Marion Gray
Wife
Paul Gustine
Man in Theater
Bill Hardsway
Surgeon
Patsy Harmon
Young Customer
Edna Mae Harris
Nurse
Henry Hastings
Black Bartender
Hans Herbert
Headwaiter
Tom Herbert
Drunk
Emil Hilb
Orchestra Leader
Bill Hind
English Officer
Shep Houghton
Dancer, singer
Rune Hultman
American Lieutenant
Boyd Irwin
Professor
Gladden James
Doctor
Jack W. Johnston
Doctor
Art Kassel Jr.
Student
Colin Kenny
Doorman
George Kirby
Cab Driver
Mike Lally
Doctor
Leota Lorraine
Wife
Ellen Lowe
Nurse
Frank Marlowe
Army Driver
Jo Ann Marlowe
Tina
Gregory Marshall
Small Caroler
Caren Marsh
Young Customer
Alan Marston
American Officer
Ruth Matthews
Nurse
Tom McGuire
Surgeon
Claire Meade
Customer
George Meader
Minister
Marie Melish
Scrubwoman
John Miles
Student
Frank Miliott
Man in theater
Charles F. Miller
Professor
Jacqueline Milo
French Girl
Rene Mimieux
Man at Bar
Bert Moorhouse
Yale Alumnus - 1916
Mayo Newhall
Bearded Man
Georgie Nokes
Wayne Blackburn as a boy
Garry Owen
Joe the bartender
Michael Panaieff
French Officer
John Pearson
First 'Peaches'
Albert Petit
French Waiter
Louis Quince
Husband
Dorothy Reisner
Young customer
Gordon Richards
Cochran
George Riley
O'Halloran
Arlyn Roberts
Chorus Girl
Susanne Rosser
Chorine
Don Roy
Bandleader
Laddie Rucker
Student
Marshall Ruth
Yale Alumnus - 1916
Virginia Sale
Minister's Wife
Fred Santley
Yale Alumnus, 1916
Leonardo Scavino
French Officer
Allen Schute
English Officer
Wallace Scott
Chauffeur
Almira Sessions
Woman in Hospital Corridor
Harry Seymour
Clarence
Laurie Sherman
Intern
Gene Stanley
Classmate of Porter
George Suzanne
Waiter
Laura Treadwell
Woman in Theater
Gladys Turney
Society Woman
Elizabeth Valentine
Matron in Hospital
George Volk
American Officer
John Vosper
Bit part
Bobby Watson
Director
Crane Whitley
Commercial Artist
Charles Williams
Customer
Eric Wilton
English Officer
Bertha Woolford
Servant
Director
Writer
Charles Hoffman
Leo Townsend
William Bowers
Jack Moffitt
Producer
Arthur Schwartz
producer
Jack L. Warner
executive producer
Cinematographer
William V. Skall
Editor
David Weisbart
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Art Director
John Hughes
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Set Decorator
Armor Marlowe
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Makeup Department
Perc Westmore
makeup artist
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Frank Heath
assistant director
Sound Department
Everett A. Brown
sound
Charles David Forrest
sound
Special Effects
Robert Burks
special effects
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Milo Anderson
wardrobe
Travilla
costume designer: dance costumes
Music Department
Dudley Chambers
vocal music arranger
Ray Heindorf
orchestrator: production numbers, conductor: production numbers
Other Crew
Herschel Daugherty
dialogue director
Leonard Doss
associate technicolor color director
Natalie Kalmus
technicolor color director
James Leicester
montages
LeRoy Prinz
creator: dance numbers, dance director
Thanks
Production Company
Warner Bros. Pictures
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Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures
Dominant Pictures Corporation
Warner Bros.
Living Colour Entertainment
MGM/UA Home Entertainment
Warner Home Video
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