Come Fill the Cup Trailer

Come Fill the Cup Trailer (1951)

"A man with a thirst for trouble!" 24 October 1951 Drama 113 mins

Alcoholic newspaperman Lew Marsh hits bottom, loses his job and is rehabilitated by Charley Dolan. After six years on the wagon he gets his job back and devotes himself to other recovering alcoholics.

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Cast

James Cagney

as Lew Marsh

Phyllis Thaxter

as Paula Copeland

Raymond Massey

as John Ives

James Gleason

as Charley Dolan

Gig Young

as Boyd Copeland

Selena Royle

as Mrs. Dolly Copeland

Larry Keating

as Julian Cuscaden

Charlita

as Maria Diego

Sheldon Leonard

as Lennie Garr

Douglas Spencer

as Ike Bashaw

John Kellogg

as Don Bell

William Bakewell

as Hal Ortman

John Alvin

as Travis Ashbourne - Reporter

Jack Carr

as Cully Yates (uncredited)

Henry Blair

as Bobby - Copy Boy(uncredited)

Oliver Blake

as Al - Bartender at Blue Pencil(uncredited)

Crew

Robert Burks

Robert Burks Director of Photography

Ray Heindorf

Original Music Composer

Leo K. Kuter

Leo K. Kuter Art Direction

Frank Mattison

Frank Mattison Assistant Director

Max Steiner

Max Steiner Additional Music

Leah Rhodes

Leah Rhodes Costume Design

Tillie Starriett

Tillie Starriett Hairstylist

Gordon Bau

Gordon Bau Makeup Artist

Don Alvarado

Don Alvarado Assistant Director

William Schurr

William Schurr Camera Operator

William L. Kuehl

William L. Kuehl Set Decoration

International Releases Dates

United States 24 October 1951

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