Open the Door and See all the People Trailer

Open the Door and See all the People Trailer (1964)

25 March 1964 Comedy 82 mins

Based on Jerome Hill's unpublished novel, Peacock Feathers, this ensemble piece focuses on the relationship between two aging sisters.

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Cast

Maybelle Nash

as Alma Blake / Thelma Fahnstock

Paul Chu

as Luke

Melvina Boykin

as Melvina

Ellen Martin

as Mimosa

Louise Rush

as Veronica

Harry Rigby

as Steadman

Day Tuttle

as Wei 1

Douglas Ho

as Wei 2

Chao-Li Chi

as Wei 3

Crew

William Kennedy

William Kennedy Additional Photography

Jerome Hill

Jerome Hill Producer

David C. Stone

David C. Stone Assistant Production Coordinator

Peter Norman

Peter Norman Assistant Camera

William Stevenson

William Stevenson Production Assistant

Samuel Baron

Samuel Baron Conductor

Winifred Leah Laurance

Winifred Leah Laurance Script Supervisor

Tony LaMarca

Tony LaMarca Assistant Director

Francesca Kennedy

Francesca Kennedy Wardrobe Master

Gayne Rescher

Gayne Rescher Director of Photography

Peter Garbarini

Peter Garbarini Camera Operator

Belle Iacobellis

Belle Iacobellis Production Secretary

International Releases Dates

United States 25 March 1964

Production Companies

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