Carmen Jones (1954)

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NR | 1 hr 45 mins | Drama, Musical, Adaptation | Released: 1/1/1954

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Synopsis:

An updated version of the classic opera set in the Deep South and using an all African-American cast. The story centers around Carmen, a beautiful factory worker, is caught between two men--a pretty boy prize fighter, and Joe, a tough sergeant--and her own unorthodox nature.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1954

Studio	Credit
Fox Films, Ltd.	Studio
Director	Credit
Otto Preminger	Director
Cast	Credit
Dorothy Dandridge	Carmen
Harry Belafonte	Joe
Olga James	Cindy Lou
Pearl Bailey	Frankie
Diahann Carroll	Myrt
Roy Glenn	Rum
Joe Adams	Husky
Brock Peters	Sergeant Brown
Sandy Lewis	T-Bone
Mauri Lynn	Sally
DeForest Covan	Trainer
Nick Stewart	Dink
Production Credits	Credit
Otto Preminger	Producer
Distribution Companies	Credit
20th Century Fox Studios	Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Harry Kleiner	Screenplay
Film Camera	Credit
Sam Leavitt	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Georges Bizet	Music
LaVern Hutcherson	Music Performer
Oscar Hammerstein II	Theme Lyrics - lyrics
Marilyn Horne	Music Performer
Herschel Burke Gilbert	Music - music director
Marvin Hayes	Music Performer
Production Management	Credit
David Silver	Assistant Director
Visual Effects	Credit
Saul Bass	Titles - title design

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