Cinerama Adventure

Year:

2011

Duration:

93 min

Genres:

Documentary

IMDB rate:

7.9

Director:

David Strohmaier

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2011-09-02

Cast

Actor

Character

Lowell Thomas

Himself (archive footage)

Fred Waller

Himself (archive footage)

Jim Morrison

Himself, Cinerama crew member

Rudy Behlmer

Himself, film historian

Jane MacLardy Schacht

Herself, production secretary

Kevin Brownlow

Himself, film historian

Michael Todd Jr.

Himself, Cinerama crew member (as Mike Todd Jr.)

A.C. Lyles

Himself, film producer

Leonard Maltin

Himself, film historian

Howard Rust

Himself, International Cinerama Society

Greg Kimble

Himself, Cinerama historian

John Caron

Himself, Fred Waller's stepson

Thomas Erffmeyer

Himself, author of 'History of Cinerama'

Florence Hill

Herself (in 'A Bundle of Blues') (archive footage)

Bessie Dudley

Herself (in 'A Bundle of Blues') (archive footage)

Duke Ellington

Himself (archive footage)

John Primi

Himself, Vitarama cameraman, Fred Waller friend and co-worker

John Belton

Himself, author of 'Widescreen Cinema'

Frank Foulkes

Himself, aerial gunner - European theater

Bill Martinez

Himself, aerial gunnery trainee

Otto Lang

Himself, Lowell Thomas associate

Lowell Thomas Jr.

Himself, Cinerama location scout

Alex Reeves

Himself, Hazard Reeves' son

Charles B. Fitzsimons

Himself, associate to Merian C. Cooper (as Charles FitzSimons)

Richard Cooper

Himself, Merian C. Cooper's Son

Merian C. Cooper

Himself / Airplane gunner (in 'King Kong') (archive footage)

Henri Chretien

Himself (archive footage)

Spyros Skouras

Himself, president of 20th Century-Fox (archive footage)

Darryl F. Zanuck

Himself (archive footage)

Wentworth D. Fling

Himself, former Cinerama V.P. (as Wentworth Fling)

David Blangsted

Himself, Cinerama assistant editor

David Raksin

Himself , Cinerama composer

Arthur Manson

Himself, Cinerama marketing V.P.

Saul Cooper

Himself, Cinerama public relations

Gloria Tetzlaff Conroy

Herself , Cinerama production department

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Himself (archive footage)

Harry Kalmine

Himself, Stanley-Warner Theaters (archive footage)

Paul Mantz

Himself (archive footage)

Robert L. Bendick

Himself, Cinerama producer (as Bob Bendick)

Gayne Rescher

Himself , Cinerama cameraman

Greg Mantz

Himself, Paul Mantz's grandson

Louis De Rochemont III

Himself, associate producer (as Louis de Rochemont III)

Roy Webb

Himself, Bus Hatch biographer

Jim Parker

Himself (archive footage)

Carol Dudley Katzka

Herself, producer Carl Dudley's daughter

Richard Goldstone

Himself, co-producer 'South Seas Adventure'

Andrew Reisini

Himself, Nicolas Reisini's son

Nicolas Reisini

Himself (archive footage)

Abel Gance

Himself (archive footage)

Roger Mayer

Himself, president, Turner Entertainment

Bernard Smith

Himself , producer 'How the West Was Won'

Joe Dante

Himself, film director

Carroll Baker

Herself

Debbie Reynolds

Herself

Eli Wallach

Himself

Loren Janes

Himself - stuntman

Claude Johnson

Himself, actor

Russ Tamblyn

Himself - actor

Bob Morgan

Himself - stuntman

Edie Adams

Monica Crump (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World") (archive footage) (uncredited)

Milton Berle

J. Russell Finch (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World")

Sid Caesar

Melville Crump - DDS (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World")

Albert Dieudonné

Napoleon

Carl Dudley

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Thomas A. Edison

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Buddy Hackett

Benjy Benjamin (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World") (archive footage) (uncredited)

Ethel Merman

Mrs. Marcus

George Peppard

Zeb Rawlings

Robert Preston

Roger Morgan

Mickey Rooney

Ding 'Dingy' Bell (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World") (archive footage) (uncredited)

David Strohmaier

Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Jonathan Winters

Lennie Pike (in "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World") (archive footage) (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

This documentary is featured on the Three-Disc Special Edition, Ultimate Collector's Edition & Blu-Ray DVDs for How the West Was Won (1962), all released in September 2008.