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This play was the source of the 1958 film INDISCREET, starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman.
This two-week Windsor run was the culmination of a long tour presented by Harold Fielding, which opened at the Royal Court, Liverpool on 1st May and ended at the Royalty Theatre, Chester on 2nd September. Fielding wasn’t credited in the Windsor programme, however, and the set was designed in-house by Hal Henshaw rather than the tour’s designer, Robert Weaver. The cast was the same, except for Donald Walker replacing Peter Badger as the porter.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| a porter | Donald Walker |
|---|---|
| Alfred Munson | Aidan Turner |
| Annie Miller | Renée Reel |
| Carl Miller | Sydney Arnold |
| Jane Kimball | Vanessa Lee |
| Margaret Munson | Joan Haythorne |
| Philip Clair | Peter Graves |
Crew | |
| Costumes by | Hardy Amies |
| Director | Freddie Carpenter |
| Setting designed by | Hal Henshaw |
| Setting painted by | Peter Gray |
| Stage Director | Donald Walker |
| Stage Manager | Shirley Barrett |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Patrick Moreton |
| Carpenter | Norman Brown |
| Electrician | Cyril Douglas |
| Miss Lee’s negligee for Act III by | Jay Mann |
| Painting Assistant | Anna Kirlew |
| Production Photographs | David Barry |
| Publicity Manager | Anne Cooper |
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Play description
Source of the 1958 film INDISCREET, starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman.
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