Night and Day (1946)

Director: Michael Curtiz

Writer(s): Charles Hoffman, Leo Townsend, William Bowers, Jack Moffitt

Starring: Cary Grant, Alexis Smith, Monty Woolley, Ginny Simms, Jane Wyman, Eve Arden, Victor Francen, Alan Hale, Dorothy Malone, Tom D’Andrea, Selena Royle, Donald Woods, Henry Stephenson, Paul Cavanagh, Sig Ruman, Carlos Ramírez, Milada Mladova, George Zoritch, Adam Di Gatano, Jane Di Gatano, Estelle Sloan, Mary Martin, John Alvin, Gloria Anderson, Valerie Ardis, Robert Arthur, Lynn Baggett, Richard Bartell, Edward Biby, Herman Bing, Betty Blair, William A. Boardway, George Boyce, Maurice Brierre, Harlan Briggs, George Bruggeman, Edgar Caldwell, George Calliga, Peter Camlin, Hobart Cavanaugh, Wheaton Chambers, Jack Chefe, Willis Clare, Pat Clark, Chester Clute, John Compton, Joyce Compton, James Conaty, Dorothy Costello, Ruth Costello, Harry Crocker, Frank Dae, Armba Dandridge, Boyd Davis, Harold De Becker, Fred Deming, Bernard DeRoux, Henri DeSoto, Jimmie Dodd, Fred Dosch, Paula Drew, Tex Driscoll, Adrian Droeshout, Pierre Duval, Dick Earle, Frank Elliott, Fern Emmett, Richard Erdman, Herbert Evans, Frank Ferguson, Sam Flint, Howard Freeman, Rudolf Friml Jr., Lance Fuller, Paul Garkie, Gene Garrick, Kenneth Gibson, Pat Gleason, John Goldsworthy, Ernest Golm, Lisa Golm, Buddy Gorman, Marion Gray, Paul Gustine, Robert Haines, Creighton Hale, Stuart Hall, Bill Hardsway, Jane Harker, Patsy Harmon, Sam Harris, Henry Hastings, Hans Herbert, Tom Herbert, Emil Hilb, Shep Houghton, Rune Hultman, Boyd Irwin, Gladden James, Jack W. Johnston, Eddie Kane, Art Kassel Jr., Edward Kelly, Fred Kelsey, Kenner G. Kemp, Colin Kenny, George Kirby, Joe Kirkwood Jr., Skelton Knaggs, Mike Lally, Max Linder, Leota Lorraine, Ellen Lowe, Wilbur Mack, Paula Mae, Frank Marlowe, Jo Ann Marlowe, Caren Marsh, Gregory Marshall, Alan Marston, Ruth Matthews, Philo McCullough, Tom McGuire, Fay McKenzie, Robert McKenzie, Claire Meade, George Meader, Marie Melesh, John Miles, Charles Miller, Jacqueline Milo, Rene Mimieux, Ralph Montgomery, Bert Moorhouse, Edna Morris, Jack Mower, Sol Murgi, Clarence Muse, Mayo Newhall, Bill Nind, Georgie Nokes, Eva Novak, Helen O’Hara, Vivien Oakland, Garry Owen, Michael Panaieff, John Pearson, Helen Pender, Albert Petit, Louis Quince, Rebel Randall, Dorothy Reisner, Gordon Richards, Jack Richardson, George Riley, Cyril Ring, Arlyn Roberts, Roy Rogers, Victor Romito, Susanne Rosser, Don Roy, Laddie Rucker, Marshall Ruth, Virginia Sale, Fred Santley, Sam Savitsky, Leonardo Scavino, Allen Schute, Wallace Scott, Scott Seaton, Almira Sessions, Harry Seymour, Laurie Sherman, Barbara Slater, Gene Stanley, Nick Stewart, George Suzanne, Mel Tormé, Arthur Tovey, Laura Treadwell, Gladys Turney, Elizabeth Valentine, Philip Van Zandt, Dorothy Vernon, George Volk, John Vosper, Regina Wallace, Bobby Watson, Crane Whitley, Charles Williams, Eric Wilton, Joan Winfield, Bertha Woolford

Synopsis: The fictionalized biography of composer Cole Porter from his days at Yale in the 1910s through the height of his success to the 1940s. The film’s attempted biography matches many public myths surrounding Cole at the time, despite its lack of relationship with truth. For instance, truth and movie are different in regards to: his sex life (he was a gay man in a marriage of convenience with a divorcee friend), his relationship with his wife, Monty Wooley was a contemporary (not Professor), and his French military experience was a hoax.

Release Date: August 3, 1946 (USA) | Length: 128 min | Genre: Biography, Drama, Musical | Certificate: Approved

Note: Not able to identify Armba Dandridge. Charles Muse is generically credited as being the porter even though he is called Caleb by Mrs Porter twice during the film.

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