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The Affairs of Susan

6.1

Released July 08, 1945Runtime 1h 50min

She's so romantic she drives four men frantic!

Susan is about to be married, but the wedding may get called off after her fiancé summons three former beaus. Each reveals a different portrait of Susan: one describes her as a naive country girl who reluctantly becomes an actress, another paints a picture of a gay party girl and and the third describes a serious intellectual.

Genres

Comedy

Drama

Romance

Production Companies

Hal Wallis Productions

Paramount Pictures

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Profit/Loss: $0

Videos

Cast

Joan FontaineSusan Darell

George BrentRoger Berton

Dennis O'KeefeBill Anthony

Don DeForeMike Ward

Rita JohnsonMona Kent

Walter AbelRichard Aiken

Byron BarrChick

Mary FieldNancy

Francis PierlotUncle Jemmy

Lewis L. RussellMr. Cusp

Grace AlbertsonSecretary (Uncredited)

Natalie DraperGirl at Bright Dollar (Uncredited)

Frank FaylenBrooklyn Boy (Uncredited)

Bess FlowersParty Guest (Uncredited)

Vera MarsheBrooklyn Girl (Uncredited)

Ralph BrooksMessenger Boy (Uncredited)

Douglas CarterTaxi Driver (Uncredited)

James ConatyParty Guest (Uncredited)

Brooke EvansChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Alice FlemingDowager (Uncredited)

Almeda FowlerMrs. Oakleaf (Uncredited)

Joel FriendBoy (Uncredited)

Warren HymerWaiter (Uncredited)

Stan JohnsonReporter (Uncredited)

Milton KibbeeWhortle (Uncredited)

Lucy KnochChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Eddie LaughtonBartender at Bright Dollar (Uncredited)

Mira McKinneyActress at Party (Uncredited)

James MillicanMajor (Uncredited)

Kitty O'NeilEvie (Uncredited)

Gordon RichardsMr. Giddon (Uncredited)

Cyril RingMr. Hughes (Uncredited)

Ruth RomanGirl at Bright Dollar (Uncredited)

Robert SullyLieutenant (Uncredited)

Eddy WallerGrumpy Man at Bright Dollar (Uncredited)

Crane WhitleyColonel (Uncredited)

Audrey YoungChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Renee DuPuisSecretary (Uncredited)

June HarrisChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Sam HarrisParty Guest (Uncredited)

Jerry JamesElevator Boy (Uncredited)

Wallace EarlChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Teala LoringGirl (Uncredited)

William MeaderWaiter (Uncredited)

Harold MillerParty Guest (Uncredited)

Howard M. MitchellFisherman (Uncredited)

Mavis MurrayChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Adelaide NorrisChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Field NortonParty Guest (Uncredited)

Marjorie SilkChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Jane StarrChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Larry SteersParty Guest (Uncredited)

Beverly ThompsonChorus Girl (Uncredited)

Audrey WestphalChorus Girl (Uncredited)

John WhitneyCaptain (Uncredited)

Crew

William A. SeiterDirector

Richard FlournoyScreenplay

Thomas MonroeScreenplay

László GörögScreenplay

László GörögOriginal Story

Thomas MonroeOriginal Story

Hal B. WallisProducer

David AbelDirector of Photography

Franz BachelinArt Direction

Hans DreierArt Direction

Eda WarrenEditor

Friedrich HollaenderOriginal Music Composer

Edith HeadCostume Design

Earl S. HaymanSound Recordist

Walter OberstSound Recordist

Wally WestmoreMakeup Supervisor

Ken SwartzSet Decoration

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Reviews

Four men all have one thing in common - they are totally infatuated with Joan Fontaine's title character. Thing is, none of them are in love with the same women - or, at least the same iteration of the same woman. She has presented each of them, over the years, with a different "Susan" but which mi...