The Subterraneans (1960)
Overview
A disillusioned writer explores the subterranean depths of San Francisco's North Beach district.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.768 |
Directed By
Ranald MacDougall
Crew
Urie McCleary
André Previn
Arthur Freed
Jack Kerouac
Ranald MacDougall
Ben Lewis
Moss Mabry
George W. Davis
Henry Grace
Hugh Hunt
Joseph Ruttenberg
Carl Roup
Josephine Sweeney
Lee LeBlanc
Kurt Hernfeld
Sheldon Schrager
Carl Beonde
Robert Thom
Tony Ordoqui
Franklin Milton
Tom Goldrich
Philip Mitchell
John Truwe
William Shanks
William Tuttle
Keester Sweeney
Howard Bradner
George K. Hollister
Jack Martell
Howard Roberts
Gertrude Gellert
Ted Butcher
Tom Smith
Alec Riley
Frank Shugrue
Milford Cline
TOP CAST
Leslie Caron
Mardou Fox
George Peppard
Leo Percepied
Janice Rule
Roxanne
Roddy McDowall
Yuri Gilgoric
Anne Seymour
Charlotte Percepied
Jim Hutton
Adam Moovad
Scott Marlowe
Julien Alexander
Arte Johnson
Arial Lavalerra
Ruth Storey
Analyst
Bert Freed
Bartender
Gerry Mulligan
Joshua Hoskins
Carmen McRae
Carmen McRae
André Previn
André Previn
Shelly Manne
Shelly Manne
Art Farmer
Art Farmer
Dave Bailey
Dave Bailey
Buddy Clark
Buddy Clark
Russ Freeman
Russ Freeman
Art Pepper
Art Pepper
Bob Enevoldsen
Bob Enevoldsen
Bill Perkins
Bill Perkins
Frank Hamilton
Frank Hamilton
Carmen Phillips
Milly (uncredited)
Maggie Pierce
Redhead (uncredited)
John Damler
Cop (uncredited)
John Hart
Cop (uncredited)
Frank Wolff
Bearded Man (uncredited)
Sara Harte
Bearded Man's Wife (uncredited)
Estelle Etterre
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Nanette Fabray
Society Woman (uncredited)
Rodney Bell
Balloon Man (uncredited)
Kelton Garwood
Book Store Proprietor (uncredited)
Paul Sand
Poet (uncredited)
Patricia Sayers
Fat Girl (uncredited)
Romney Tree
Thin Blonde (uncredited)
Joyce Perry
(uncredited)
Red Mitchell
Red Mitchell
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