Forever Female (1953)
| Type | Feature Film |
| MPAA Rating | NR |
| Runtime | 1hr 33mins. |
| Genres | Comedy, Short Film |
| Status | Published |
| US Release Date | 06/01/1953 |
| Name | Credit | Credited as | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion Ross | Actor | Patty | |
| Harry Stradling | Cinematographer | ||
| Marjorie Rambeau | Actor | Herself | |
| Irving Rapper | Director | ||
| George Reeves | Actor | George Courtland | |
| Ginger Rogers | Actor | Beatrice Page | |
| King Donovan | Actor | Playwright | |
| Hal Pereira | Art Director | ||
| Jesse White | Actor | Willie Wolfe | |
| William Holden | Actor | Stanley Krown | |
| Edith Head | Costume Designer | ||
| Kathryn Grant | Actor | Young Hopeful | |
| Pat Crowley | Actor | Sally Carver | |
| Michael Darrin | Actor | Jack | |
| Dulce Daye | Actor | Drucille King | |
| Pat Duggan | Producer | ||
| Russell Gaige | Actor | Theatrical Producer | |
| Richard Garland | Actor | Clerk | |
| James Gleason | Actor | Eddie Woods | |
| Grayce Hampton | Actor | Olga O'Brien | |
| Rand Harper | Actor | Young Hopeful | |
| Doane Harrison | Editor | ||
| William Leslie | Actor | Bill | |
| Sally Mansfield | Actor | Young Hopeful | |
| Joel Marston | Actor | Photographer | |
| Alfred Paix | Actor | Waiter | |
| Vic Perrin | Actor | Scenic Designer | |
| Walter Reed | Actor | Leading Man | |
| Victor Romito | Actor | Maitre D' | |
| Almira Sessions | Actor | Mother | |
| Richard Shannon | Actor | Stage Manager | |
| Josephine Whittell | Actor | Katherine | |
| Victor Young | Composer (Music Score) | ||
| Paul Douglas | Actor | E. Harry Phillips | |
| Sam Comer | Set Designer | ||
| Ross Dowd | Set Designer | ||
| Gordon Jennings | Special Effects | ||
| Archie Marshek | Editor | ||
| Wally Westmore | Makeup | ||
| David Leonard | Actor | Bill Forrest | |
| Maide Norman | Actor | Emma | |
| Vince Townsend, Jr. | Actor | Doorman | |
| Julius J. Epstein | Screenwriter | ||
| Philip G. Epstein | Screenwriter | ||
| J. McMillan Johnson | Production Designer | ||
| John R. Coonan | first Assistant Director | ||
| J.M. Barrie | Play Author |
