Rear Window (1954) - complete cast and crew

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Complete cast and crew list for Rear Window (1954) from the Internet Movie Database...

[edit] Directed by

• Alfred Hitchcock

[edit] Writing credits

• Cornell Woolrich - short story
• John Michael Hayes - screenplay

[edit] Cast

in credits order (verified as complete)

• James Stewart - L. B. Jefferies
• Grace Kelly - Lisa Carol Fremont
• Wendell Corey - Det. Lt. Thomas J. Doyle
• Thelma Ritter - Stella
• Raymond Burr - Lars Thorwald
• Judith Evelyn - Miss Lonelyheart
• Ross Bagdasarian - Songwriter
• Georgine Darcy - Miss Torso
• Sara Berner - Wife living above Thorwalds
• Frank Cady - Husband living above Thorwalds
• Jesslyn Fax - Sculpting neighbor with hearing aid
• Rand Harper - Newlywed man
• Irene Winston - Mrs. Anna Thorwald
• Havis Davenport - Newlywed woman
• Marla English - Girl at songwriter's party
• Kathryn Grant - Girl at songwriter's party (as Kathryn Grandstaff)
• Alan Lee - Newlyweds' landlord
• Anthony Warde - Detective
• Benny Bartlett - Man with Miss Torso
• Fred Graham - Detective
• Harry Landers - Man with Miss Lonelyheart
• Dick Simmons - Man with Miss Torso
• Iphigenie Castiglioni - Woman with bird
• Ralph Smiley - Carl, waiter from 21
• Eddie Parker - Detective (as Edwin Parker)
• Len Hendry - Policeman
• Mike Mahoney - Policeman

rest of cast listed alphabetically:

• Jerry Antes - Dancer with Miss Torso (uncredited)
• Barbara Bailey - Choreographer with Miss Torso (uncredited)
• Nick Borgani (uncredited)
• Sue Casey (uncredited)
• James Cornell - Man (uncredited)
• Bess Flowers - Songwriter's party guest with poodle (uncredited)
• Art Gilmore - Radio announcer (voice) (uncredited)
• Alfred Hitchcock - Man winding clock in songwriter's apartment (uncredited)
• Jonni Paris (uncredited)
• Jack Stoney (uncredited)

[edit] Produced by

• James C Katz - producer (1998 restoration)
• Alfred Hitchcock - producer (uncredited)

[edit] Original Music by

• Franz Waxman

[edit] Cinematography by

• Robert Burks - director of photography

[edit] Film Editing by

• George Tomasini

[edit] Art Direction by

• J McMillan Johnson (as Joseph MacMillan Johnson)
• Hal Pereira

[edit] Set Decoration by

• Sam Comer
• Ray Moyer

[edit] Costume Design by

• Edith Head

[edit] Makeup Department

• Wally Westmore - makeup supervisor

[edit] Production Management

• C O Erickson - unit production manager (uncredited)

[edit] Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

• Herbert Coleman - assistant director

[edit] Art Department

• Dorothea Holt - illustrator (uncredited)
• Gene Lauritzen - construction coordinator (uncredited)

[edit] Sound Department

• John Cope - sound recordist
• Harry Lindgren - sound recordist
• Harry E Snodgrass - sound editor (1998 restoration)
• Richard LeGrand Jnr - supervising sound editor (1998 restoration) (uncredited)
• Loren L Ryder - recording and mix (uncredited)
• Samuel Webb - assistant sound editor: 1998 restoration (uncredited)

[edit] Special Effects by

• John P Fulton - special photographic effects

[edit] Visual Effects by

• Scott Dougherty - digital restoration producer: Cinesite (uncredited)
• Jerry Pooler - digital restoration supervisor (uncredited)
• Irmin Roberts - special visual effects (uncredited)
• Tiffany Smith - digital restoration coordinator: Cinesite (uncredited)

[edit] Stunts

• Fred Graham - stunt detective (uncredited)
• Ted Mapes - stunts (uncredited)
• Eddie Parker - stunt detective (uncredited)

[edit] Camera and Electrical Department

• William Schurr - camera operator (uncredited)
• Leonard J South - assistant camera (uncredited)

[edit] Costume and Wardrobe Department

• Edith Head - costumes

[edit] Editorial Department

• Richard Mueller - color consultant: Technicolor
• Jeff Smithwick - color timer: Technicolor (1998 restoration) (uncredited)

[edit] Other crew

• Ray Evans - composer: song "Mona Lisa" (from 1950 Paramount film "Captain Carey USN")
• Bing Crosby - singer: "To See You Is to Love You" (from 1952 Paramount film "Road to Bali")
• Robert A Harris - 1998 reconstruction and restoration
• Bob Landry - technical advisor