Night and Day (1946)

Rating: 6.2 of 10

Below is the list of the 193 actors that worked in Night and Day. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Cary Grant as Cole Porter

Alexis Smith as Linda Lee Porter

Monty Woolley as Monty

Ginny Simms as Carole Hill

Jane Wyman as Gracie Harris

Eve Arden as Gabrielle

Victor Francen as Anatole Giron

Alan Hale as Leon Dowling

Dorothy Malone as Nancy

Tom D'Andrea as Bernie

Selena Royle as Kate Porter

Donald Woods as Ward Blackburn

Henry Stephenson as Omar Cole

Paul Cavanagh as Bart McClelland

Sig Ruman as Wilowski

Carlos Ramírez as Specialty Singer of Song 'Begin the Beguine' Number

Milada Mladova as Specialty Dancer in 'Begin the Beguine' Number

George Zoritch as Specialty Dancer in 'Begin the Beguine' Number

Adam Di Gatano as Specialty Dancer in 'I've Got You Under My Skin' Number

Jane Di Gatano as Specialty Dancer in 'I've Got You Under My Skin' Number

Estelle Sloan as Specialty Dancer in 'Just One of Those Things' Number

Mary Martin as Mary Martin

Adrian Droeshout as Man at Bar

Alan Marston as American Officer

Albert Petit as French Waiter

Allen Schute as English Officer

Almira Sessions as Woman in Hospital Hall

Arlyn Roberts as Chorus Girl

Armba Dandridge as Dancer

Art Kassel Jr. as Student

Arthur Tovey as Yale Alum on Train

Barbara Slater as Tall Showgirl

Bernard DeRoux as Giron's Assistant

Bert Moorhouse as Yale Alum of 1916

Bertha Woolford as Servant

Betty Blair as Nurse

Bill Hardsway as Surgeon

Bill Nind as English Officer

Bobby Watson as Director

Boyd Davis as Dean

Boyd Irwin as Professor

Buddy Gorman as English Pageboy

Caren Marsh as Young Customer

Charles Miller as Professor

Charles Williams as Music Store Customer

Chester Clute as Music Publisher

Claire Meade as Customer

Clarence Muse as Porter

Colin Kenny as Doorman

Crane Whitley as Commercial Artist

Creighton Hale as Man in Theatre

Cyril Ring as Husband Outside Theatre

Dick Earle as Doctor

Don Roy as Bandleader

Dorothy Costello as Dancer Twin

Dorothy Reisner as Young Customer

Dorothy Vernon as Speech Spectator

Eddie Kane as Eddie

Edgar Caldwell as American Officer

Edna Morris as Nurse

Edward Biby as Surgeon

Edward Kelly as Call Boy

Elizabeth Valentine as Matron in Hospital

Ellen Lowe as Nurse

Emil Hilb as Orchestra Leader

Eric Wilton as Nightclub Party Guest, English Officer

Ernest Golm as Foreign Gentleman

Eugene Gericke as Soldier

Eva Novak as Nurse

Fay McKenzie as Singer - 'Easy to Love' Number

Fern Emmett as Secretary

Frank Dae as Professor

Frank Elliott as Man in Theatre

Frank Ferguson as Tina's Father

Frank Marlowe as Army Driver

Fred Deming as Guest

Fred Dosch as French Waiter

Fred Kelsey as First-Nighter

Fred Santley as Yale Alum of 1916

Garry Owen as Joer

Gene Stanley as Porter's Classmate

George Boyce as Stage Manager

George Bruggeman as Soldier

George Calliga as Gambler

George Kirby as Cabbie

George Meader as Minister

George Riley as O'Halloran

George Suzanne as Waiter

George Volk as American Officer

Georgie Nokes as Young Wayne

Gladden James as Doctor

Gladys Turney as Society Woman

Gloria Anderson as Tall Showgirl

Gordon Richards as Cochran

Gregory Marshall as Small Caroler

Hans Herbert as Headwaiter

Harlan Briggs as Stage Doorman

Harold De Becker as English Workman

Harry Crocker as Newspaperman

Harry Seymour as Clarence

Helen O'Hara as Chorine

Helen Pender as Pretty Nurse

Henri DeSoto as Waiter

Henry Hastings as Black Bartender

Herbert Evans as Bobby

Herman Bing as Ladisaus Smedick - 2nd 'Peaches'

Hobart Cavanaugh as Man in Hospital Hall

Howard Freeman as Max Fisher

Jack Chefe as Headwaiter

Jack Mower as Livery Chauffeur

Jack Richardson as Surgeon

Jack W. Johnston as Doctor

Jacqueline Milo as French Girl

James Conaty as Nightclub Party Guest

Jane Harker as Specialty Trio Member

Jimmie Dodd as Red

Jo Ann Marlowe as Tina

Joan Winfield as Nurse

Joe Kirkwood Jr. as Classmate

John Alvin as Petey

John Compton as Student

John Goldsworthy as Yale Gentleman

John Miles as Student

John Pearson as 1st 'Peaches'

John Vosper

Joyce Compton as Chorine

Kenner G. Kemp as First-Nighter

Kenneth Gibson as Party Guest

Laddie Rucker as Student

Lance Fuller as Student

Laura Treadwell as Woman in Theatre

Laurie Sherman as Intern

Leonardo Scavino as French Officer

Leota Lorraine as Wife

Lisa Golm as Foreign Lady

Louis Quince as Husband

Lynn Baggett as Sexpot

Marie Melesh as Scrubwoman

Marion Gray as Wife Outside Theatre

Marshall Ruth as Yale Alum of 1916

Maurice Brierre as French Waiter

Max Linder as First-Nighter

Mayo Newhall as Bearded Man

Mel Tormé as Drummer - 'Anything Goes' Rehearsal

Michael Panaieff as French Officer

Mike Lally as Doctor

Nick Stewart as Train Club Car Waiter

Pat Clark as Specialty Trio Member

Pat Gleason as Dance Director

Patsy Harmon as Young Customer

Paul Garkie as Student

Paul Gustine as Man in Theatre

Paula Drew as Specialty Trio Member

Paula Mae as Nurse

Peter Camlin as French Lieutenant

Philip Van Zandt as Librettist

Philo McCullough as Rehearsal Backstage Man

Pierre Duval as French Officer

Ralph Montgomery as Chorus Boy

Rebel Randall as Chorus Girl

Regina Wallace as Tina's Mother

Rene Mimieux as Man at Bar

Richard Bartell as Photographer

Richard Erdman as Music Store Customer

Robert Arthur as Customer

Robert Haines as Party Guest

Robert McKenzie as Hansom Cab Driver

Roy Rogers as Singer

Rudolf Friml Jr. as Orchestra Leader

Rune Hultman as American Lieutenant

Ruth Costello as Dancer Twin

Ruth Matthews as Nurse

Sam Flint as Professor

Sam Harris as Mr. Bradford

Sam Savitsky as Cossack

Scott Seaton as Speech Spectator

Shep Houghton as Singer, Dancer

Skelton Knaggs as Newspaper Vendor

Sol Murgi as First-Nighter

Stuart Hall as Campbell

Susanne Rosser as Chorine

Tex Driscoll as Doorman

Tom Herbert as Drunk

Tom McGuire as Surgeon

Valerie Ardis as Nurse

Victor Romito as Groomsman

Virginia Sale as Minister's Wife

Vivien Oakland as Married Woman

Wallace Scott as Chauffeur

Wheaton Chambers as Assistant Headwaiter

Wilbur Mack as Well-Wisher at Nightclub Party

William A. Boardway as Surgeon

Willis Clare as Husband