

Top Cast

Audrey Hepburn
Jo Stockton

Fred Astaire
Dick Avery

Kay Thompson
Maggie Prescott

Michel Auclair
Prof. Emile Flostre

Robert Flemyng
Paul Duval

Dovima
Marion

Suzy Parker
Specialty Dancer (Think Pink Number)

Sunny Hartnett
Specialty Dancer (Think Pink Number)

Jean Del Val
Hairdresser

Virginia Gibson
Babs

Sue England
Laura

Ruta Lee
Lettie
Key Film Crew
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