The Crystal Ball (1943) |
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| Director(s) | Elliott Nugent |
| Producer(s) | Richard Blumenthal |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Ray Milland(as Brad Cavanaugh)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Ray Milland
(as Brad Cavanaugh)
Paulette Goddard(as Toni Gerard)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Paulette Goddard
(as Toni Gerard)
Gladys George(as Madame Zenobia)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Gladys George
(as Madame Zenobia)
Cecil Kellaway(as Pop Tibbets)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Cecil Kellaway
(as Pop Tibbets)
William Bendix(as Biff Carter)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
William Bendix
(as Biff Carter)
Yvonne De Carlo(as Secretary)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Yvonne De Carlo
(as Secretary)
Maude Eburne(as Apple Annie Character)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
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1943
Maude Eburne
(as Apple Annie Character)
Iris Adrian(as Mrs. Angela Martin)
The Crystal Ball
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1943
The Crystal Ball
Released
1943
Iris Adrian
(as Mrs. Angela Martin)
The Crystal Ball Overview:
The Crystal Ball (1943) was a Comedy - Film directed by Elliott Nugent and produced by Richard Blumenthal.
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The Crystal Ball Quotes:
Toni Gerard:
It's almost like fate, isn't it?
Madame Zenobia: Fate's fine. As long as you take it by its own two horns and make it come your way.
See More Quotes from The Crystal BallMadame Zenobia: Fate's fine. As long as you take it by its own two horns and make it come your way.
The Crystal Ball Facts
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Near the start of the film, Paulette Goddard whistles the tune "I've Got Spurs That Jingle, Jangle, Jingle" - a hit introduced in her movie The Forest Rangers.
One of several Paramount Pictures productions purchased by United Artists for theatrical release in 1942-1943.