Moulin Rouge (1952)

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Moulin Rouge

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Director

John Huston
John Huston

Writers

Pierre La Mure
Pierre La Mure
from the novel "Moulin Rouge" by
Anthony Veiller
Anthony Veiller
screenplay by and
John Huston
John Huston
screenplay by

Cast

(in credits order) verified as complete

Rest of cast listed alphabetically

Hilary Allen
Hilary Allen
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Gene Anderson
Gene Anderson
Guardsman's Girl
(uncredited)
Michael Balfour
Michael Balfour
Dodo
(uncredited)
Madge Brindley
Madge Brindley
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Maria Britneva
Maria Britneva
Woman Mistaken for Marie
(uncredited)
Alf Casha
Alf Casha
Bum Heckling La Goulue
(uncredited)
Gaylord Cavallaro
Gaylord Cavallaro
Handsome Young Man
(uncredited)
Jacques Cey
Jacques Cey
Girard
(uncredited)
Alexis Chesnakov
Alexis Chesnakov
Doctor Grenier
(uncredited)
Diane Cilento
Diane Cilento
Midinette
(uncredited)
Jean Claudio
Jean Claudio
Drunken Reveller
(uncredited)
Michèle Clément
Michèle Clément
Young French Girl
(uncredited)
Irissa Cooper
Irissa Cooper
Giselle
(uncredited)
Ina De La Haye
Ina De La Haye
Middle-Aged Woman
(uncredited)
Raf De La Torre
Raf De La Torre
Filibert
(uncredited)
Francis De Wolff
Francis De Wolff
Victor
(uncredited)
Pamela Deeming
Pamela Deeming
Midinette
(uncredited)
Hugh Dempster
Hugh Dempster
Prim Englishman
(uncredited)
Suzi Euzaine
Suzi Euzaine
Lorette
(uncredited)
Fernand Fabre
Fernand Fabre
General
(uncredited)
Victor Fairley
Victor Fairley
Specialist Doctor
(uncredited)
Moyra Fraser
Moyra Fraser
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
David Garth
David Garth
Man at Salon
(uncredited)
Isabel George
Isabel George
Lovely Companion
(uncredited)
Ursula Granville
Ursula Granville
Dancer
(uncredited)
Anthony Gray
Anthony Gray
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Everley Gregg
Everley Gregg
Disgusted Woman at Salon
(uncredited)
Jim Gérald
Jim Gérald
Le Père Cotelle
(uncredited)
Peter Haddon
Peter Haddon
Prim Englishman
(uncredited)
Paul Homer
Paul Homer
Footman
(uncredited)
Arthur Howard
Arthur Howard
Dancing Master
(uncredited)
Rupert John
Rupert John
Chocolat
(uncredited)
Barry Krost
Barry Krost
Henri as a Teenager
(uncredited)
Jean Landier
Jean Landier
Louis Anquetin
(uncredited)
Robert Le Fort
Robert Le Fort
François Gauzi
(uncredited)
Christopher Lee
Christopher Lee
Georges Seurat
(uncredited)
Rene Leplat
Rene Leplat
Writer
(uncredited)
Sara Luzita
Sara Luzita
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Margaret Maxwell
Margaret Maxwell
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Richard Molinas
Richard Molinas
Drunken Provincial
(uncredited)
Aleta Morrison
Aleta Morrison
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Guy Moschen
Guy Moschen
Delivery Boy
(uncredited)
Sheila Nelson
Sheila Nelson
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Alex Nichols
Alex Nichols
Telegraph Boy
(uncredited)
Gerald Nodin
Gerald Nodin
Priest
(uncredited)
Terence O'Regan
Terence O'Regan
Bébert
(uncredited)
Jean Ozenne
Jean Ozenne
Félix
(uncredited)
George Pastell
George Pastell
Man at First Bar
(uncredited)
Charles Perry
Charles Perry
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Dido Plumb
Dido Plumb
Moulin Rouge Patron
(uncredited)
Eric Pohlmann
Eric Pohlmann
Picard
(uncredited)
Rene Poirier
Rene Poirier
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Bernard Rebel
Bernard Rebel
Playwright
(uncredited)
Charles Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Drunken Provincial
(uncredited)
Christopher Rhodes
Christopher Rhodes
Undetermined Secondary Role
(uncredited)
Raymond Rollett
Raymond Rollett
Man at Salon
(uncredited)
Patricia Rowsell
Patricia Rowsell
Denise as a Child
(uncredited)
Maria Samina
Maria Samina
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Michael Seavers
Michael Seavers
Artist
(uncredited)
Jean Serret
Jean Serret
Art Dealer
(uncredited)
Mons. Tabourno
Mons. Tabourno
Maitre d' at Pré Catelan
(uncredited)
Patricia Thayers
Patricia Thayers
Cancan Dancer
(uncredited)
Tim Turner
Tim Turner
Artist
(uncredited)
Mons. Valerbe
Mons. Valerbe
Sommelier at Pré Catelan
(uncredited)
John Van Dreelen
John Van Dreelen
Minor Role
(uncredited)
Marcel Vertès
Marcel Vertès
Henri's Sketching Hand
(uncredited)
Friedrich von Ledebur
Friedrich von Ledebur
Maitre d'Hotel at Maxim's
(uncredited)
Christopher Warbey
Christopher Warbey
Boy in Dancing Class
(uncredited)
Rita Webb
Rita Webb
Woman on Balcony Emptying Bucket
(uncredited)
Donovan Winter
Donovan Winter
Jane's Guardsman
(uncredited)
George Woodbridge
George Woodbridge
Victor's Friend
(uncredited)
Elwy Yost
Elwy Yost
Moulin Rouge Customer
(uncredited)

Producers

Jack Clayton
Jack Clayton
associate producer
John Huston
John Huston
producer (uncredited)
James Woolf
James Woolf
producer (uncredited)
John Woolf
John Woolf
producer (uncredited)

Composer

Georges Auric
Georges Auric

Cinematographer

Oswald Morris
Oswald Morris
director of photography

Editor

Ralph Kemplen
Ralph Kemplen

Production Designer

Marcel Vertès
Marcel Vertès
production designer (uncredited)

Art Director

Paul Sheriff
Paul Sheriff

Set Decorator

Marcel Vertès
Marcel Vertès
set decorator (as Vertes) (decor)

Costume Designer

Julia Squire
Julia Squire
costume designer (uncredited)

Makeup Department

Eileen Bates
Eileen Bates
hairdresser
Connie Reeve
Connie Reeve
makeup artist (as Constance Reeve)
George Frost
George Frost
makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

Leigh Aman
Leigh Aman
production manager
Louis Fleury
Louis Fleury
production manager: France (uncredited)
Robert Sterne
Robert Sterne
assistant to production manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors

Adrian Pryce-Jones
Adrian Pryce-Jones
assistant director
Alec Gibb
Alec Gibb
second assistant director (uncredited)
Jack N. Green
Jack N. Green
third assistant director (uncredited)
Bill Herlihy
Bill Herlihy
third assistant director (uncredited)
Bert Pearl
Bert Pearl
second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Harry Arbour
Harry Arbour
carpenter (uncredited)
Maurice Fowler
Maurice Fowler
draughtsman (uncredited)
Tom Frewer
Tom Frewer
props (uncredited)
Peter Mullins
Peter Mullins
scenic artist (uncredited)
Jack Stevens
Jack Stevens
set dresser (uncredited)
Elven Webb
Elven Webb
assistant art director (uncredited)

Sound Department

E. Law
E. Law
sound recordist
A.E. Rudolph
A.E. Rudolph
sound recordist
Eric Wood
Eric Wood
dubbing editor
George Fisher
George Fisher
additional dubbing editor (uncredited)
Bob Jones
Bob Jones
dubbing crew (uncredited)
Red Law
Red Law
dubbing crew (uncredited)
Kevin McClory
Kevin McClory
boom operator (uncredited)
George Stephenson
George Stephenson
sound maintenance (uncredited)
Ernest Webb
Ernest Webb
sound camera operator (uncredited)

Visual Effects

Judy Jordan
Judy Jordan
matte painter (uncredited)
Wally Veevers
Wally Veevers
matte effects (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Freddie Francis
Freddie Francis
camera operator
Cyril J. Knowles
Cyril J. Knowles
cameraman: second unit (as Cyril Knowles)
Bill Chitty
Bill Chitty
electrician (uncredited)
Eddie Earp
Eddie Earp
focus puller (uncredited)
Eric Gray
Eric Gray
still photographer (uncredited)
Jacques Lacourie
Jacques Lacourie
still photographer: France (uncredited)
Arthur Lemming
Arthur Lemming
assistant camera (uncredited)
Arthur Lemon
Arthur Lemon
still photographer (uncredited)
Dudley Lovell
Dudley Lovell
camera operator: second unit (uncredited)
George Minassian
George Minassian
camera technician (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Schiaparelli
Schiaparelli
costumes designed and executed by: Miss Gabor's
Julia Squire
Julia Squire
costume supervisor
Marcel Vertès
Marcel Vertès
costumes (as Vertes)
George Murrey
George Murrey
wardrobe master (uncredited)

Editorial Department

Joan Bridge
Joan Bridge
color consultant: Technicolor
Eliot Elisofon
Eliot Elisofon
special color consultant
Stan Hawkes
Stan Hawkes
assistant editor (uncredited)
Roy Hyde
Roy Hyde
assistant editor (uncredited)
Mary Lawes
Mary Lawes
second assistant editor (uncredited)
Terry Poulton
Terry Poulton
second assistant editor (uncredited)

Music Department

Paul Dehn
Paul Dehn
lyrics adaptd by
Jacques Larue
Jacques Larue
original French lyric of "It's April Again" by
Lambert Williamson
Lambert Williamson
musical director

Script and Continuity Department

Angela Allen
Angela Allen
continuity
Christiane Net
Christiane Net
assistant continuity: France
Splinters Deason
Splinters Deason
continuity: second unit (uncredited)

Additional Crew

William Chappell
William Chappell
dances director
Ian Craig
Ian Craig
Technicolor technician
Elsie Foulstone
Elsie Foulstone
dialogue coach
Robert Hessens
Robert Hessens
special montage sequence devised by
Stanley Burridge
Stanley Burridge
production cashier (uncredited)
Robert Capa
Robert Capa
Stills Photographer (uncredited)
André Cultet
André Cultet
accountant: France (uncredited)
Anne Douglas
Anne Douglas
production secretary: France (uncredited) / publicist (uncredited)
Julie Gibson
Julie Gibson
unit publicist (uncredited)
Fred Hymns
Fred Hymns
production accountant (uncredited)

Crew verified as complete

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