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Cluny Brown ()


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A free-spirited parlor maid and a Czech refugee surprise an English village with their unconventional ways.

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Adam Belinski
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Cluny Brown
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Andrew Carmel
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Betty Cream
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Hilary Ames
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Sir Henry Carmel
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Col. Charles Duff Graham (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith)
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Jonathan Wilson
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Lady Alice Carmel
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Mrs. Maile
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Syrette
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Dowager at Ames' Party
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Mrs. Wilson
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Norman Ainsley ...
Mr. Tupham (uncredited)
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Uncle Arn Porritt (uncredited)
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Archie (uncredited)
Bette Rae Brown ...
Girl at Party (uncredited)
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Constable Birkins (uncredited)
Harold De Becker ...
Mr. Snaffle (uncredited)
Michael Dyne ...
John Frewen (uncredited)
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Comic Pianist at Party (uncredited)
Betty Fairfax ...
Mrs. Watkins (uncredited)
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Richard Watkins (uncredited)
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Onlooker Outside Bookstore (uncredited)
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New York Policeman (uncredited)
George Kirby ...
Mr. Latham (uncredited)
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Weller (uncredited)
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Author's Wife (uncredited)
Clive Morgan ...
Herbert (uncredited)
Philip Morris ...
New York Policeman (uncredited)
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Mrs. Tupham (uncredited)
Jean Prescott ...
Mrs. Snaffle (uncredited)
Constance Purdy ...
Onlooker Outside Bookstore (uncredited)
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Master Ronald Snaffle (uncredited)
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English Boy on Bike (uncredited)
Eric Wilton ...
Butler at Party (uncredited)
Al Winters ...
Rollins (uncredited)

Directed by

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Ernst Lubitsch

Written by

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Samuel Hoffenstein ... (screen play by) and
Elizabeth Reinhardt ... (screen play by)
 
Margery Sharp ... (based on novel by)
 
James Hilton ... (contributing writer) (uncredited)

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Ernst Lubitsch ... producer (produced by)

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Cyril J. Mockridge ... (as Cyril Mockridge)

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Joseph LaShelle ... director of photography

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Dorothy Spencer

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Lyman Hallowell ... apprentice editor (uncredited)

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J. Russell Spencer
Lyle R. Wheeler ... (as Lyle Wheeler)

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Thomas Little

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Bonnie Cashin

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Ben Nye ... makeup artist

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Tom Dudley ... assistant director

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Paul S. Fox ... associate set decorator

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Roger Heman Sr. ... sound (as Roger Heman)
Arthur von Kirbach ... sound (as Arthur L. Kirbach)

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Fred Sersen ... special photographic effects

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Lloyd Ahern Sr. ... second camera operator (uncredited)
Edwin Hammeras ... transparency projection shots (uncredited)
Edward Snyder ... transparency projection shots (uncredited)
J.O. Taylor ... transparency projection shots (uncredited)

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Eugene Joseff ... jeweller (uncredited)

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Maurice De Packh ... orchestrator (as Maurice DePackh)
Emil Newman ... musical director
Charles Althouse ... music mixer (uncredited)
Arthur Morton ... orchestrator (uncredited)
Paul Neal ... music mixer (uncredited)
Conrad Salinger ... orchestrator (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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David O. Selznick ... appearance by arrangement with: Miss Jones
Michel André ... french voice dubbing: Peter Lawford (uncredited)
Margaret Bannerman ... accent coach (uncredited)
Amelia Beretta ... italian voice dubbing: Betty Fairfax (uncredited)
Mario Besesti ... italian voice dubbing: Ernest Cossart (uncredited)
Lola Braccini ... italian voice dubbing: Florence Bates (uncredited)
Lucien Bryonne ... french voice dubbing: Michael Dyne (uncredited)
Rosetta Calavetta ... italian voice dubbing: Helen Walker (uncredited)
Jean-Henri Chambois ... french voice dubbing: Reginald Gardiner (uncredited)
Mignon Cocco ... italian voice dubbing: Sara Allgood (uncredited)
Olinto Cristina ... italian voice dubbing: Reginald Owen (uncredited)
Émile Drain ... french voice dubbing: Reginal Owen (uncredited)
Cécile Dylma ... french voice dubbing: Jean Prescott (uncredited)
Élise Girard ... press attache France: 2002 re-release (uncredited)
Elina Labourdette ... french voice dubbing: Jennifer Jones (uncredited)
Jean-François Laley ... french voice dubbing: (uncredited)
Katherine Lambert ... research assistant (uncredited)
Jean Lemarguy ... french voice dubbing: C. Aubrey Smith (uncredited)
Augusto Marcacci ... italian voice dubbing: Reginald Gardiner (uncredited)
Henriette Marion ... french voice dubbing: Margaret Bannerman (uncredited)
Pierre Morin ... french voice dubbing: Billy Bevan (uncredited)
Harry Lloyd Morris ... researcher (uncredited)
Corrado Pani ... italian voice dubbing: Christopher Severn (uncredited)
Giulio Panicali ... italian voice dubbing: Charles Boyer (uncredited)
Amilcare Pettinelli ... italian voice dubbing: Billy Bevan (uncredited)
Maurice Pierrat ... french voice dubbing: George Kirby (uncredited)
Frances C. Richardson ... research director (uncredited)
Giuseppe Rinaldi ... italian voice dubbing: Peter Lawford (uncredited)
Clara Ristori ... italian voice dubbing: Harold De Becker (uncredited)
Jean-Michel Rodon ... press attache France: 2002 re-release (uncredited)
Carlo Romano ... italian voice dubbing: Ricahrd Haydn (uncredited)
Giovanna Scotto ... italian voice dubbing: Margaret Bannerman (uncredited)
Stefano Sibaldi ... italian voice dubbing: Michael Dyne (uncredited)
Aldo Silvani ... italian voice dubbing: C. Aubrey Smith (uncredited)
Lydia Simoneschi ... italian voice dubbing: Jennifer Jones (uncredited)
Wanda Tettoni ... italian voice dubbing: Queenie Leonard (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Amateur plumber Cluny Brown gets sent off by her uncle to work as a servant at an English country estate. While there, she becomes friendly with Adam Belinski, a charming Czech refugee. She also becomes interested in a dull shopkeeper named Mr. Wilson. Belinski soon falls in love with Cluny and tries to keep her from marrying Wilson. Written by Daniel Bubbeo

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Taglines At Last...The Stars You've Wanted - In Each Other's Arms! (original half-sheet poster) See more »
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Also Known As
  • La folle ingénue (France)
  • Cluny Brown auf Freiersfüßen (Germany)
  • El pecado de Cluny Brown (Spain)
  • Kleines Mädel - Große Liebe (Austria)
  • Das Herz am rechten Fleck (West Germany)
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  • 100 min
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Trivia This was the last film director Ernst Lubitsch completed himself. He died the following year during the filming of That Lady in Ermine (1948). See more »
Goofs When Cluny and Adam and Hilary are in Hilary's living room, just after Cluny says "It's so wonderful to be a cat and read the Daily Mail," the boom mic can be seen in the mirror above Adam's head. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into The Fox Hunt (1956). See more »
Quotes Adam Belinski: In Hyde Park, for instance, some people like to feed nuts to the squirrels. But if it makes you happy to feed squirrels to the nuts, who am I to say, "nuts to the squirrels?"
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