Days of Wine and Roses (1962)

NR | 1 hr 57 mins | Drama | Released: 1/1/1962

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Synopsis:

A successful married couple plummet slowly into a life of alcoholism until the husband decides to change his life and then help his wife do the same.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1962

Studio	Credit
Warner Bros. Pictures	Studio
Director	Credit
Blake Edwards	Director
Cast	Credit
Jack Lemmon	Joe
Lee Remick	Kirsten
Charles Bickford	Arnesen
Jack Klugman	Jim Hungerford
Alan Hewitt	Leland
Tom Palmer	Ballefoy
Debbi Megowan	Debbie
Maxine Stuart	Dottie
Jack Albertson	Trayner
Ken Lynch	Liquor Store Proprietor
Gail Bonney	Gladys
Mary Benoit	Tenant
Ella Ethridge	Tenant
Rita Kenaston	Tenant
J Pat O'Malley	Tenant
Robert Shaw ('Buddy')	Tenant
Al Paige	Tenant
Doc Stortt	Boor
Russ Bennett	Boor
Dick Crockett	Boor
Roger Barrett	Abe
Jack Railey	Waiter
Lisa Guiraut	Belly Dancer
Carl Arnold	Loud Man
Tom Rosqui	Bettor
Barbara Hines	Guest
Charlene Holt	Guest
Production Credits	Credit
Martin Manulis	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Jalem Productions	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group	Domestic Video Distributor
Writer	Credit
J P Miller	Screenplay
J P Miller	Play as Source Material - from teleplay
Art Department	Credit
George James Hopkins	Set Decorator
Joseph C Wright	Art Director
Film Camera	Credit
Philip Lathrop	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Henry Mancini	Song - title song
Henry Mancini	Music
John Mercer	Song - title song
Production Management	Credit
Carter DeHaven Jr	Assistant Director
Visual Effects	Credit
Horace L Hulburd	Special Effects
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Don Feld	Costume Designer

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