Dinner at Eight (1933)

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NR | 1 hr 53 mins | Comedy, Adaptation | Released: 1/1/1933

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Synopsis:

Social butterfly Mrs. Oliver Jordan arranges a dinner party that will benefit the busines of her husband. Among the invited are a crooked executive; his wife, who is carrying on an affair with a doctor; a fading matinee idol, who has squandered his fortune on liquor and is romantically involved Jordan's daughter; and a down and out stage actress. Needless to say, nothing goes as planned...

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1933

Studio	Credit
MGM/UA Entertainment Company	Studio
Director	Credit
George Cukor	Director
Cast	Credit
John Barrymore	Larry Renault
Wallace Beery	Dan Packard
Jean Harlow	Kitty Packard
Lionel Barrymore	Oliver Jordan
Marie Dressler	Carlotta Vance
Lee Tracy	Max Kane
Edmund Lowe	Dr. Wayne Talbot
Billie Burke	Mrs. Oliver Jordan
Madge Evans	Paula Jordan
Jean Hersholt	Joe Stengel
Karen Morley	Mrs. Wayne Talbot
Louise Closser Hale	Hattie Loomis
May Robson	Mrs. Wendel
Grant Mitchell	Ed Loomis
Phoebe Foster	Miss Alden
Elizabeth Patterson	Miss Copeland
Constance Collier
Hilda Vaughn	Tina
Harry Beresford	Fosdick
Edwin Maxwell	Mr. Fitch
John Davidson	Mr. Hatfield
Edward Woods	Eddie
George Baxter	Gustave the Butler
Herman Bing	Waiter
Herbert Bunston
May Beatty
Production Credits	Credit
David O Selznick	Producer
Distribution Companies	Credit
MGM/UA Entertainment Company	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Frances Marion	Screenplay
George S Kaufman	Play as Source Material
Edna Ferber	Play as Source Material
Herman J Mankiewicz	Screenplay
Film Camera	Credit
William H Daniels	Photography

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