A Star Is Born (1937)
| Type | Feature Film |
| MPAA Rating | NR |
| Runtime | 1hr 51mins. |
| Genres | Drama, Short Film |
| Status | Published |
| US Release Date | 04/20/1937 |
| Name | Credit | Credited as | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Carson | Screenwriter | ||
| Lana Turner | Actor | Marion (Santa Anita bar) | |
| Lionel Stander | Actor | Matt Libby | |
| Jed Prouty | Actor | Artie Carver | |
| May Robson | Actor | Lettie | |
| Dorothy Parker | Screenwriter | ||
| Marshall Neilan | Actor | Bert | |
| Dennis O'Keefe | Actor | Party Guest | |
| Fredric March | Actor | Norman Maine | |
| Chris-Pin Martin | Actor | Prisoner | |
| Owen Moore | Actor | Casey Burke | |
| Carole Landis | Actor | Girl in beret (Santa Anita bar) | |
| Edgar Kennedy | Actor | Pop Randall | |
| Adolphe Menjou | Actor | Oliver Niles | |
| Budd Schulberg | Screenwriter | ||
| Max Steiner | Composer (Music Score) | ||
| John Lee Mahin | Screenwriter | ||
| Lyle Wheeler | Art Director | ||
| Peggy Wood | Actor | Miss Phillips, a clerk | |
| Jonathan Hale | Actor | Night Court Judge | |
| Ben Hecht | Screenwriter | ||
| Francis Ford | Actor | Prisoner | |
| Janet Gaynor | Actor | Esther Blodgett | |
| Andy Devine | Actor | Danny McGuire | |
| Jack Conway | Director | ||
| Franklin Pangborn | Actor | Billy Moon | |
| George Chandler | Actor | Delivery Boy | |
| Clara Blandick | Actor | Aunt Mattie | |
| Wade Boteler | Actor | Cop | |
| Irving Bacon | Actor | Station Agent | |
| Vince Barnett | Actor | Otto Friedl | |
| Paul Stanton | Actor | Academy Awards Speaker | |
| Jack Cosgrove | Special Effects | ||
| Pat Flaherty | Actor | Cuddles | |
| Harry Hayden | Actor | Makeup man | |
| Olin Howland | Actor | Rustie | |
| Arthur Hoyt | Actor | Ward | |
| Elizabeth Jenns | Actor | Anita Regis | |
| Eddie Kane | Actor | People at Burke's Party | |
| Claude King | Actor | ||
| Edwin Maxwell | Voice | Voice Coach | |
| Ferdinand Munier | Actor | Headwaiter | |
| James Newcom | Editor | ||
| David Newell | Actor | ||
| Lee Phelps | Actor | Bailiff | |
| Adrian Rosley | Actor | ||
| Eric Stacey | first Assistant Director | ||
| Gayne Whitman | Actor | Announcer at Chinese Theater | |
| Charles Williams | Actor | Assistant Cameraman | |
| Edward Boyle | Set Designer | ||
| Alan Campbell | Screenwriter | ||
| Hal Kern | Editor | ||
| Omar Kiam | Costume Designer | ||
| Anson Stevenson | Editor | ||
| Jane Barnes | Actor | Waitress | |
| Trixie Friganza | Actor | Waitress | |
| Helene Chadwick | Actor | ||
| Billy Dooley | Actor | Painter | |
| Carlton Elliott Griffin | Actor | Cameraman | |
| Robert E. Homans | Actor | ||
| Ken Howell | Actor | ||
| I. Stanford Jolley | Actor | ||
| J.C. Nugent | Actor | Theodore Smythe | |
| Robert E. O'Connor | Actor | Bartender at Santa Anita | |
| A.W. Sweatt | Actor | Esther's Brother | |
| Fred "Snowflake" Toones | Actor | Black Prisoner | |
| Guinn "Big Boy" Williams | Actor | Posture Coach | |
| Clarence H. Wilson | Actor | Justice of the Peace | |
| W. Howard Greene | Screenwriter | ||
| W. Howard Greene | Cinematographer | ||
| Ring Lardner, Jr. | Screenwriter | ||
| David O. Selznick | Producer | ||
| David O. Selznick | Screenwriter | ||
| William Wellman | Director | ||
| William Wellman | Screenwriter | ||
| Ursula Kent | Actor | ||
| Lansing C. Holden | Production Designer | ||
| Adela Rogers St. John | Screenwriter | ||
| Leonard Walker | Actor | Orchestra Leader at Hollywood Bowl | |
| Billy Coe | Actor |
