Don Juan Quilligan (0)
| Type | Feature Film |
| MPAA Rating | NR |
| Runtime | 1hr 15mins. |
| Genres | Comedy, Romance, Short Film |
| Status | Published |
| US Release Date | 11/30/-0001 |
| Name | Credit | Credited as | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eddie Acuff | Actor | Customer | |
| Frank Tuttle | Director | ||
| Fred Sersen | Special Effects | ||
| John Russell | Actor | Howie Mossrock | |
| David Raksin | Composer (Music Score) | ||
| Anne Revere | Actor | Mrs. Rostigaff | |
| George Macready | Actor | District Attorney | |
| William Le Baron | Producer | ||
| Phil Silvers | Actor | MacDenny | |
| Emil Newman | Musical Direction/Supervision | ||
| Lyle Wheeler | Art Director | ||
| Mary Treen | Actor | Lucy | |
| Cara Williams | Actor | Salesgirl | |
| Thurston Hall | Actor | Judge | |
| James Flavin | Actor | Police Sergeant | |
| Jimmy Conlin | Actor | Marriage Bureau Clerk | |
| Anthony Caruso | Actor | One-Eyed Fagen | |
| Hobart Cavanaugh | Actor | Mr. Rostigaff | |
| Joan Blondell | Actor | Marjorie Mossrock | |
| Veda Ann Borg | Actor | Beattle | |
| William Bendix | Actor | "Don Juan" Quilligan | |
| John Albright | Actor | Usher | |
| Genevieve Bell | Actor | Dowager | |
| Charles Cane | Actor | Artie | |
| Byron Foulger | Actor | ||
| Helen Freeman | Actor | Mrs. Blake | |
| Joel Friedkin | Actor | Judge | |
| Richard Gaines | Actor | Defense Attorney | |
| Frank Johnson | Actor | Man | |
| Lee Phelps | Actor | Police Stenographer | |
| Brick Sullivan | Actor | Detective | |
| Emmett Vogan | Actor | Minister | |
| Charles Marsh | Actor | Court Clerk | |
| Charles D. Brown | Actor | Police Inspector | |
| Norman Colbert | Editor | ||
| Ben Hayne | Art Director | ||
| Arthur Kober | Screenwriter | ||
| Carey Harrison | Actor | C.P.O. | |
| Renee Carson | Actor | Annie Mossrock | |
| Frank E. Hughes | Set Designer | ||
| B.S. Pully | Actor | Ed Mossrock | |
| Norbert F. Brodin | Cinematographer | ||
| Thomas K. Little | Set Designer | ||
| Tom Dugan | Actor | Bartender | |
| Frank Gabrielson | Screenwriter | ||
| Herbert Clyde Lewis | Screen Story |
