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I Dream Too Much

Year:

1935

Duration:

97 min

Genres:

Comedy | Romance | Musical

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

John Cromwell

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar.

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1935-11-29

Cast

Actor

Character

Scotty Beckett

Lily Pons

Annette Monard

Henry Fonda

'Johnny' Street

Eric Blore

Roger Briggs

Osgood Perkins

Paul Darcy

Lucien Littlefield

Hubert Dilley

Lucille Ball

Gwendolyn Dilley

Mischa Auer

Darcy's Pianist

Paul Porcasi

Uncle Tito

Oscar Apfel

Cafe Owner (uncredited)

Richard Carle

Snobbish Critic (uncredited)

Elise Cavanna

Darcy's Secretary (uncredited)

James Conaty

Audience Extra (uncredited)

Gino Corrado

Waiter in Cafe (uncredited)

Esther Dale

Mrs. Dilley (uncredited)

Billy Gilbert

Cook at Cafe (uncredited)

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Snobbish Critic (uncredited)

Kirby Grant

Violinist (uncredited)

Al Haskell

Wagon Driver (uncredited)

Paul Irving

Flat Tuba Player (uncredited)

DeWitt Jennings

Man Yelling for Food (uncredited)

Maxine Jennings

Sixth Girl in 'I Dream Too Much' Number (uncredited)

Ferdinand Munier

Carousel Owner (uncredited)

Wedgwood Nowell

Guest at Party (uncredited)

Russ Powell

Carousel Operator (uncredited)

June Story

Girl in 'I Dream Too Much' Number (uncredited)

Clarence Wilson

The Lawyer (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Lucille Ball, who appears in a bit part as a gawky American teenage tourist in Paris, eventually owned the RKO studio lot with husband Desi Arnaz, as their Desilu Productions facility.

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Quotes

Roger Briggs: Yes, she died in my arms. Oh, it was beautiful... Have you ever had a seal die in your arms?

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Annette Monard: Don't you think you could stand me? Just for a little while? Just so I could get away from here? I would cook for you and make your bed, and I would try to put on a little fat.

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Roger Briggs: I'm a waiter now. It's a shocking profession. One learns how dangerous eating really is. Now you take that caviar for instance - that's probably teeming with ptomaine.

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