James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, and Charles Winninger in L'or du ciel (1941)

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L'or du ciel

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Director

George Marshall
George Marshall

Writers

Walter DeLeon
Walter DeLeon
screenplay (as Walter De Leon)
Andrew Bennison
Andrew Bennison
story &
Monte Brice
Monte Brice
story and
Harry Tugend
Harry Tugend
story
Haydn Roth Evans
Haydn Roth Evans
idea of "Pot O' Gold" originally conceived by and
Robert Brilmayer
Robert Brilmayer
idea of "Pot O' Gold" originally conceived by

Cast

(in credits order) verified as complete

Rest of cast listed alphabetically

Beverly Andre
Beverly Andre
Alice
(uncredited)
Herbert Ashley
Herbert Ashley
Doorman
(uncredited)
Walter Bacon
Walter Bacon
Onlooker
(uncredited)
Bobby Barber
Bobby Barber
Prisoner
(uncredited)
Arthur Berkeley
Arthur Berkeley
Onlooker
(uncredited)
Harry Bowen
Harry Bowen
Streetsweeper
(uncredited)
Aldrich Bowker
Aldrich Bowker
Judge Mike Murray
(uncredited)
Ed Brady
Ed Brady
Fruit & Vegetable Vendor
(uncredited)
Frankie Carle
Frankie Carle
Frankie, Pianist
(uncredited)
Art Carney
Art Carney
Band Member
/Radio Announcer
(uncredited)
Virginia Carroll
Virginia Carroll
Haskell's Secretary
(uncredited)
Ken Christy
Ken Christy
Sheriff
(uncredited)
Dolores Dean
Dolores Dean
(uncredited)
Edgar Dearing
Edgar Dearing
Police Officer McGinty
(uncredited)
Dick Dennis
Dick Dennis
Singer
(uncredited)
Abe Dinovitch
Abe Dinovitch
Fish Peddler
(uncredited)
Evelyn Dockson
Evelyn Dockson
Mrs. Sweeney
(uncredited)
Fern Emmett
Fern Emmett
Boy's Mother
(uncredited)
Carlos Fernando
Carlos Fernando
Orchestra Leader
(uncredited)
James Flavin
James Flavin
Sheriff Bud Connolly
(uncredited)
John Frank
John Frank
Drunken Cellmate
(uncredited)
Jody Gilbert
Jody Gilbert
Helga Svenson
(uncredited)
Joe Gilbert
Joe Gilbert
Nightclub Patron
(uncredited)
William Gould
William Gould
Chalmers (attorney)
(uncredited)
Eddie Gribbon
Eddie Gribbon
Expressman
(uncredited)
Paul Gustine
Paul Gustine
Minitor Man
(uncredited)
Chuck Hamilton
Chuck Hamilton
Policeman
(uncredited)
Ray Hanson
Ray Hanson
Office in Courtroom
(uncredited)
John Holland
John Holland
Sponsor
(uncredited)
Bud Jamison
Bud Jamison
Drunken Cellmate
(uncredited)
Jack Kenny
Jack Kenny
Prospector
(uncredited)
Roy Lester
Roy Lester
Jitterbug
(uncredited)
Charles McAvoy
Charles McAvoy
Turnkey
(uncredited)
Jewel McGowan
Jewel McGowan
Jitterbug
(uncredited)
Howard M. Mitchell
Howard M. Mitchell
Jailer
(uncredited)
Nellie V. Nichols
Nellie V. Nichols
Mrs. Poppadolis
(uncredited)
William H. O'Brien
William H. O'Brien
Country Club Waiter
(uncredited)
David Oliver
David Oliver
Drunken Cellmate
(uncredited)
Max Ong
Max Ong
Wong Lung - Chinese laundry worker
(uncredited)
Nestor Paiva
Nestor Paiva
Canadian Guide
(uncredited)
Victor Potel
Victor Potel
Olaf Svenson
(uncredited)
Purnell Pratt
Purnell Pratt
Thompson
(uncredited)
Tom Quinn
Tom Quinn
Announcer
(uncredited)
Alvino Rey
Alvino Rey
Pedal Steel Guitar Player
(uncredited)
Claire Rochelle
Claire Rochelle
Mrs. Stevens - Mary's Mother
(uncredited)
Buddy Roosevelt
Buddy Roosevelt
Office in Anteroom
(uncredited)
Henry Roquemore
Henry Roquemore
Mr. Samson - Federal Inspector
(uncredited)
Mel Ruick
Mel Ruick
Announcer
(uncredited)
Mary Ruth
Mary Ruth
Mary Stevens - Gifted Little Piano Player
(uncredited)
Tim Ryan
Tim Ryan
'Snooky' - Spieler
(uncredited)
Adele Smith
Adele Smith
Flashy Girl
(uncredited)
Harland Tucker
Harland Tucker
Sponsor
(uncredited)
Fred Walburn
Fred Walburn
Boy in Doorway
(uncredited)
Jay Ward
Jay Ward
Boyfriend
(uncredited)
Pat West
Pat West
Trading Post Manager
(uncredited)
George Whalley
George Whalley
Haskell's Chauffeur
(uncredited)
Paul White
Paul White
Bootblack
(uncredited)
Stan Worth
Stan Worth
Tommy - Young Trombonist
(uncredited)
Katherine Yorke
Katherine Yorke
Nightclub patron
(uncredited)

Producer

James Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
producer

Composer

Louis Forbes
Louis Forbes
composer (uncredited)

Cinematographer

Hal Mohr
Hal Mohr
director of photography

Editor

Lloyd Nosler
Lloyd Nosler

Art Director

Hans Peters
Hans Peters

Set Decorator

Howard Bristol
Howard Bristol

Costume Designer

Helen Taylor
Helen Taylor
costume designer (costumes)

Second Unit or Assistant Director

William Tummel
William Tummel
assistant director (as William F. Tummel)

Sound Department

Pete Decker
Pete Decker
sound
Percy Townsend
Percy Townsend
sound (as P.J. Townsend)

Camera and Electrical Department

Harry Jackson
Harry Jackson
cinematographer: dance
Ned Scott
Ned Scott
still photographer (uncredited)

Costume Department

Eugene Joseff
Eugene Joseff
costume jeweller (uncredited)

Music Department

Louis Forbes
Louis Forbes
musical director (as Lou Forbes)
Basil Adlam
Basil Adlam
music arranger (uncredited)
Jerry Adler
Jerry Adler
musician: harmonica dubbing for James Stewart (uncredited)
Nat Bergman
Nat Bergman
musician: harmonica dubbing for James Stewart (uncredited)
Dudley Chambers
Dudley Chambers
vocal director (uncredited)
Frank De Vol
Frank De Vol
music arranger (uncredited)

Additional Crew

Larry Ceballos
Larry Ceballos
dance director
James Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
presenter
Nouannipha Simon
Nouannipha Simon
subtitles: original version with French subtitles (uncredited)
Adolph Winninger
Adolph Winninger
stand-in: Charles Winninger (uncredited)

Crew believed to be complete

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