Letter of Introduction (1938) |
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| Director(s) | John M. Stahl |
| Producer(s) | John M. Stahl |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
| Top Topics | Broadway, Father Daughter, Show Business |
Featured Cast of Letter of Introduction See More »
Adolphe Menjou(as John Mannering)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Adolphe Menjou
(as John Mannering)
Andrea Leeds(as Katherine 'Kay' Martin)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Andrea Leeds
(as Katherine 'Kay' Martin)
George Murphy(as Barry Paige)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
George Murphy
(as Barry Paige)
Edgar Bergen(as Himself)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Edgar Bergen
(as Himself)
Ann Sheridan(as Lydia Hoyt)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Ann Sheridan
(as Lydia Hoyt)
Ernest Cossart(as Andrews, the Butler)
Letter of Introduction
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1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Ernest Cossart
(as Andrews, the Butler)
Frank Jenks(as Joe, theatre prompter)
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Frank Jenks
(as Joe, theatre prompter)
Eve Arden(as Cora Phelps)
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Letter of Introduction
Released
1938
Eve Arden
(as Cora Phelps)
Letter of Introduction Overview:
Letter of Introduction (1938) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by John M. Stahl and produced by John M. Stahl.
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Letter of Introduction (1938)
Letter of Introduction Directed by John M. Stahl Written by Sheridan Gibney and Leonard Spigelgass; story by Bernice Boone 1938/USA Universal Pictures First viewing/Netflix rental This is a truly odd little movie and not particularly interesting either. Kay Martin (Andrea Leeds) is a struggling y... Read full article
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Letter of Introduction Quotes:
Edgar Bergen: I don't think that's very funny.
Charlie McCarthy: You don't?
Edgar Bergen: No.
Charlie McCarthy: Well then, why did you make me say it?
See More Quotes from Letter of IntroductionCharlie McCarthy: You don't?
Edgar Bergen: No.
Charlie McCarthy: Well then, why did you make me say it?