Star! (1968)


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Star!
Release Date18 July 1968
Budget$14,000,000
US Box Office$4,000,000
TaglineThe Love Affair of the Century - Between a Woman, and the World!
GenreBiography, Musical, Drama
CountryUSA
Filming LocationsLondon, England, UK
LanguageEnglish
Sound Mix70 mm 6-Track, Mono
ColorColor
Film TypeFeature
Film ClassBiopic [feature], Musical Drama, Showbiz Drama
ThemesLadder to the Top, Actor's Life
TonesLavish, Tense, Sweeping, Stirring
TagsActor, Ambition, Celebrity, Daughter, Fame, Performer, Rise To Fame, Starlet

Star! is a 1968 American musical film directed by Robert Wise. The screenplay by William Fairchild is based upon the life and career of British performer Gertrude Lawrence.


Cast and Crew


Cast

Gertrude Lawrence

Richard Aldrich, Producer

Sir Anthony Spencer

Noel Coward

Charles Fraser

Arthur Lawrence

Rose

John Collin
Jack Roper

Andre Charlot, Producer

Richard Karlan
David Holtzmann, Gertrude's Attorney

Lynley Laurence
Billie Carleton

Garrett Lewis
Jack Buchanan

Ben Mitchell

Jock Livingston
Alexander Woollcott

Harvey Jason
Bert

Mathilda Calnan
Dorothy

Peter Church
Narrator

Cockney Singer in Brixton Music Hall

Pamela Roper

Richard Angarola
Cesare

Second Salesman at Cartier's

Ballard Berkeley
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Eric Brotherson
George

Ron Charles
Boatman

Cathleen Cordell
Fashion Show Vendeuse

Don Crichton
Gertrude's 'Limehouse Blues' Dance Partner

Charles' Wife

Roger Delgado
French diplomat

Harry Fielder
Audience patron

Assistant to Lord Chamberlain

Jan Gernat
Ron James, Stage Manager

Ray Girardin
Young Reporter at "Tonight at 8.30"

Shelah Hackett
Dancer

Ann Hubbell
Beryl, a Daffodil Girl

Robin Hughes
Third Hyde Park Speaker

Pamela Kosh
Woman on the Bus Going to Maidenhead

Jeanette Landis
Eph, a Daffodil Girl

Hostess

New York Reporter

Damian London
Jerry Paul

Lester Mack
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Murray Matheson
Bankruptcy Judge

Lord Chamberlain

Army Officer Outside Window

Ellen Plasschaert
Moo, a Daffodil Girl

Dinah Anne Rogers
Molly, a Daffodil Girl

Barbara Sandland
Mavis, a Daffodil Girl

Hostesses friend

Elizabeth St. Clair
Jeannie Banks

First Salesman at Cartier's

Director

Producer

William Fairchild
writer

Saul Chaplin
producer

Original Music

Cinematographer

Ernest Laszlo

Editor

William Reynolds
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Production Designer

Boris Leven
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Set Decorator

Howard Bristol
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Walter M. Scott
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Costume Designer

Makeup Department

William Buell
makeup artist

Hal Saunders
hair stylist: Ms. Andrews

William Turner
makeup artist

Production Manager

Saul Wurtzel
unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Ridgeway Callow
assistant director

Nicolas Hippisley-Coxe
third assistant director

Richard Jenkins
second assistant director

Art Department

Dennis J. Parrish
property master

Sound Department

Bernard Freericks
sound

Murray Spivack
sound

Douglas O. Williams
sound

Special Effects

L.B. Abbott
special photographic effects

Art Cruickshank
special photographic effects

Emil Kosa Jr.
special photographic effects

Gerald Endler
mechanical effects

Stunts

Paula Dell
stunts

Russell Saunders
stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

Keith Blake
clapper loader

Ron Pearce
gaffer

Donald C. Rogers
photographer: second unit

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Adele Balkan
wardrober

Ed Wynigear
wardrober

Music Department

music arranger, conductor

dances and musical numbers staged by

Robert Tracy
music editor

Other Crew

Shelah Hackett
dance assistant

Maurice Zuberano
production associate

Production Company

Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
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Distributor

Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation

American Broadcasting Company (ABC)

20th Century Fox Home Entertainment España S.A.

20th Century Fox

Miscellaneous

Cartier
jewelry furnished by

Lee Lighting
grip and lighting equipment

Lighting by Al Reiners
theatrical lighting






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Films directed by Robert Wise
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