The Front Page (1974)
Overview
A journalist suffering from burn-out wants to finally say goodbye to his office – but his boss doesn’t like the idea one bit.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $4,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.793 |
Directed By
Billy Wilder
Crew
Robert Martin
Jordan Cronenweth
Jennings Lang
Ralph E. Winters
Henry Bumstead
Billy Wilder
Charles MacArthur
Ben Hecht
Robert L. Hoyt
James W. Payne
Burton Miller
Paul Monash
I. A. L. Diamond
Billy Wilder
Gary McLarty
Jerry Summers
Fred Dale
Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Marvin Walters
Bud Ekins
Paul Nuckles
Jesse Wayne
Louie Elias
Max Balchowsky
Howard Curtis
Carey Loftin
Roger Creed
Wally Rose
Richard Farnsworth
Eddie Hice
Tommy J. Huff
Richard Washington
Fred Waugh
Tom Steele
John Quijada
Bobby Ferro
Gary Davis
TOP CAST
Jack Lemmon
Hildebrand Johnson
Walter Matthau
Walter Burns
Susan Sarandon
Peggy Grant
Vincent Gardenia
Sheriff
David Wayne
Roy Bensinger
Allen Garfield
Kruger
Austin Pendleton
Earl Williams
Charles Durning
Murphy
Herb Edelman
Schwartz
Martin Gabel
Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer
Harold Gould
Mayor
Cliff Osmond
Officer Jacobi
Dick O'Neill
McHugh
Jon Korkes
Rudy Keppler
Carol Burnett
Mollie Malloy
Paul Benedict
Plunkett
Allen Jenkins
Telegrapher
Barbara Davis
Myrtle
Biff Elliot
Police Dispatcher
Lou Frizzell
Endicott
Doro Merande
Jennie
Noam Pitlik
Wilson
Joshua Shelley
Cab Driver
John Furlong
Duffy
Leonard Bremen
Butch
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