Strictly Dishonorable Trailer

Strictly Dishonorable Trailer (1951)

"M-G-M's Hilarious Comedy from the Stage Hit!" 03 July 1951 Comedy, Romance 86 mins

A womanizing opera star is smitten by a young music student.

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Cast

Ezio Pinza

as Count Augustino Caraffa

Janet Leigh

as Isabelle Perry

Millard Mitchell

as Bill Dempsey

Gale Robbins

as Marie Donnelly

Maria Palmer

as Countess Lili Szadvany

Arthur Franz

as Henry Greene

Esther Minciotti

as Maria Caraffa

Hugh Sanders

as Harry Donnelly

Kathleen Freeman

as Organist

Crew

Ray June

Ray June Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 03 July 1951

Production Companies

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