Additional Information about the Feature Film The Lady Eve

The Lady Eve Production Information

Paramount Pictures
Animated Characters: (Live-Action) Jean Harrington/Lady Eve Sidwich, Charles Pike ("Hopsie"), "Colonel" Harrington, Horace Pike, Muggsy (Ambrose Murgatroyd), Sir Alfred McGlennan Keith ("Pearlie"), Gerald, Martha, Janet Pike, Burrows, Gertrude, Emile (Pike's Chef), Man With Potted Palm, Sir Alfred's Servant, Husbands on Boat, Lawyers, Mac, Butlers at Party, Party Guests, Stewards, Daughters on Boat, Boat Passenger at Railing, Mothers on Boat, Man With Glasses on Boat, Social Secretary, Chauffeur, Young Man on Boat, Lawyer at Phone in Pike's Office, Mr. Clink (Purser), Wife on Boat, Party Bartender, Lady Wrestler Type, Sweetie, Old Lady on Boat, Father of Girl on Board, Piano Tuner, Professor Jones, Sparky, Passenger, Ship's Bartender.
Awards: Academy Award Nominee, Best Writing, Original Story, Monckton Hoffe, 1941.
National Film Registry, National Film Preservation Board, U.S.A., 1994.
Originally Released in 1941.
Running Time: 97 minutes.
Black & White
U.S.A.

Live action with opening credits and title sequence animated by Leon Schlesinger (featuring an animated snake slithering down from a tree).

Songs: "Isn't It Romantic" (Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart), "With the Wind and the Rain in Your Hair" (Edwards and Lawrence), "Lover" (Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart), "Cocktails for Two" (Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow), "Thunderstorm Music" from "Il Barbiere de Sevillia" (G. Rossini)

Additional Information about the Feature Film The Lady Eve

Additional information from The Lady Eve: Live action with opening credits and title sequence animated by Leon Schlesinger (featuring an animated snake slithering down from a tree).

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