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An American in Paris
An American in Paris (1951)
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Synopsis:
Jerry Mulligan is an ex-GI and struggling artist in postwar Paris. His friend Adam Cook is a piano player in a nearby cafe, a sarcastic and morose individual who offers nothing but discouragement to Jerry. However, another friend, Henri Baurel, is more helpful. Henri tells his pal he is going to marry a wonderful girl, a dancer he rescued from the Nazis during the war. Jerry, meanwhile, is discovered by a wealthy patron who buys his paintings. Enjoying his newfound success, Jerry goes to a nightclub where he meets Lise. The two fall in love, but Lise confesses she is already engaged to Henri.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
1/1/1951
Studio
Credit
MGM/UA Entertainment Company
Studio
Director
Credit
Vincente Minnelli
Director
Cast
Credit
Gene Kelly
Jerry Mulligan
Leslie Caron
Lise Bouvier
Oscar Levant
Adam Cook
Nina Foch
Milo Roberts
Georges Guetary
Henri Baurel
Eugene Borden
Martha Bamattre
Mary Young
Production Credits
Credit
Arthur Freed
Producer
Distribution Companies
Credit
MGM/UA Entertainment Company
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
MGM/UA Home Video
Domestic Video Distributor
Writer
Credit
Alan Jay Lerner
Screenplay
Alan Jay Lerner
From Story
Art Department
Credit
Cedric Gibbons
Art Director
Edwin B Willis
Set Decorator
Keogh Gleason
Set Decorator
Preston Ames
Art Director
Film Camera
Credit
Alfred Gilks
Director of Photography
John Alton
Director of Photography
Music
Credit
Johnny Green
Music - music director
Saul Chaplin
Orchestrations
Ira Gershwin
Theme Lyrics - lyrics
Saul Chaplin
Music - music director
Saul Chaplin
Music
George Gershwin
Music
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Walter Plunkett
Costume Designer
Irene Sharaff
Costume Designer
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