Directed by Jacques Tourneur Written by Dewitt Bodeen Produced by Val Lewton Original Music by Roy Webb Cinematography by Nichol
January 22, 2008 (XVI:2) Mervyn LeRoy Gold Diggers of 1933 19 Jacques Tourneur Cat People 1942 (73 minutes) Directed by Jacques Tourneur Written by DeWitt Bodeen Produced by Val Lewton Original Music by Roy Webb Cinematography by Nicholas Musuraca Film Editing by Mark Robson Simone Simon...Irena Dubrovna Reed Kent Smith...Oliver 'Ollie' Reed Tom Conway...Dr. Louis Judd Jane Randolph...Alice Moore Jack Holt...The Commodore Henrietta Burnside...Sue Ellen Alec Craig...Zookeeper Eddie Dew...Street policeman Elizabeth Dunn...Miss Plunkett, pet shop owner Dynamite...The leopard Dot Farley...Mrs. Agnew, scrubwoman Mary Halsey...Blondie, apartment house desk clerk Theresa Harris...Minnie, waitress at Sally Lunds café Elizabeth Russell...The Cat Woman Steve Soldi...Organ grinder Devil and Daniel Webster (1941), Cavalcade d'amour Selected for the National Film Registry, 1993 (1940), La Bête humaine/Judas Was a Woman (1938), Love and Hisses (1937), Les Yeux noirs/Dark Eyes Jacques Tourneur (12 November 1904, Paris, France— (1935), Le Voleur (1934), Tire au flanc/The Sad Sack 19 December 1977, Bergerac, Dordogne, Aquitaine, (1933), Le Chanteur inconnu/The Unknown Singer France) directed 62 films, the last of which was The City (1931), and On opère sans douleur (1931). Under the Sea (1965). Some of the others were Fury River (1961), Timbuktu (1959), Night of the Demon Kent Smith (19 March 1907, NYC—23 April 1985, (1957), Way of a Gaucho (1952), Berlin Express (1948), Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, heart disease) Out of the Past (1947), The Leopard Man (1943), I acted in dozens of American television series, beginning Walked with a Zombie (1943), Cat People (1942), with a role in the 1950 “Masterpiece Theater” production Doctors Don't Tell (1941), Nick Carter, Master Detective of Hedda Gabler,and also appeared in more than 60 films (1939), Yankee Doodle Goes to Town (1939), Romance of beginning with The Garden Murder Case (1936).
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