Reparto de 'El mundo a sus pies'
Explora el reparto completo de la película El mundo a sus pies, con datos contrastados sobre los actores y actrices que protagonizan esta obra cinematográfica. Conoce qué personaje interpreta cada uno, su trayectoria profesional y cómo contribuyen al impacto narrativo del film, en una ficha revisada por nuestro equipo editorial.
Reparto Principal
- Jimmy Dorsey - Hammacher's Band Member (uncredited)
- Ferdinand Gottschalk - Nikki's Uncle (uncredited)
- Patricia Wilder - Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
- Rafaela Ottiano - Nikki's Personal Maid (uncredited)
- Jack Chefe - Wedding Guest (uncredited)
- André Cheron - M. Picard (uncredited)
- Alec Craig - Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
- Kernan Cripps - Doorman (uncredited)
- Edgar Dearing - Ship's Purser (uncredited)
- Gregory Gaye - Paul Joseph DeVry (uncredited)
- Jack George - Orchestra Conductor (uncredited)
- Pat Hartigan - Second Immigration Officer (uncredited)
- Vinton Hayworth - Reporter (uncredited)
- Harry Jans - Ship's Purser (uncredited)
- Michael Mark - Drunk Fortune-Teller (uncredited)
- Charles McAvoy - Policeman (uncredited)
- Louis Mercier - French Waiter (uncredited)
- Edmund Mortimer - Wedding Guest (uncredited)
- Ferdinand Munier - Mayor (uncredited)
- Willard Robertson - Immigration Officer (uncredited)
- John Shelton - Photographer (uncredited)
- George Sorel - Wedding Guest
- Robert R. Stephenson - Police Turnkey (uncredited)
- Landers Stevens - Ship Captain (uncredited)
- Brick Sullivan - Police Detective (uncredited)
- Harry Wilson - Dock Worker (uncredited)
- William Worthington - Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Director
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Leigh Jason
Guionistas
- Joseph Fields
Productores
- Pandro S. Berman
Louis Mercier interpreta a French Waiter (uncredited).
Edgar Dearing da vida a Ship's Purser (uncredited).
Wedding Guest está encarnado por George Sorel.
Symona Boniface figura como Wedding Guest (uncredited).
Patricia Wilder asume el personaje de Hat Check Girl (uncredited).
Charles McAvoy pone rostro a Policeman (uncredited).
