Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
- Shares the romance film genre
- Shares the United States cinema
- Released in a similar period
Film record
Gone with the Wind
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- Production countries
- United States
- Languages
- English
- Genres
- drama film · romance film · melodrama · historical film · war film
Credits
Cast
Clark Gable — Acting (Rhett Butler)
Vivien Leigh — Acting (Scarlett O'Hara)
Leslie Howard — Acting (Ashley Wilkes)
Olivia de Havilland — Acting (Melanie Hamilton)
Hattie McDaniel — Acting (Mammy)
Butterfly McQueen — Acting (Prissy)
Thomas Mitchell — Acting (Gerald O'Hara)
Barbara O'Neil — Acting (Ellen O'Hara)
Laura Hope Crews — Acting (Aunt Pittypat Hamilton)
Ona Munson — Acting (Belle Watling)
Harry Davenport — Acting (Dr. Meade)
Victor Jory — Acting (Jonas Wilkerson)
Alicia Rhett — Acting (India Wilkes)
George Reeves — Acting (Brent Tarleton)
Fred Crane — Acting (Stuart Tarleton)
Evelyn Keyes — Acting (Suellen O'Hara)
Ann Rutherford — Acting (Carreen O'Hara)
Rand Brooks — Acting (Charles Hamilton)
Jane Darwell — Acting (Mrs. Merriwether)
Paul Hurst — Acting (the Yankee deserter)
Ward Bond — Acting (Tom, the Yankee captain)
Tom Tyler — Acting
J. M. Kerrigan — Acting (Johnny Gallagher)
Oscar Polk — Acting (Pork)
Carroll Nye — Acting (Frank Kennedy)
Eddie "Rochester" Anderson — Acting (Uncle Peter)
Mary Anderson — Acting (Maybelle Merriwether)
Cliff Edwards — Acting (the reminiscent soldier)
Yakima Canutt — Acting (the renegade)
Cammie King — Acting (Bonnie Blue Butler)
Mickey Kuhn — Acting (Beau Wilkes)
Isabel Jewell — Acting (Emmy Slattery)
Alberto Morin — Acting
Eric Linden — Acting (the amputation case)
Ernest Whitman — Acting
George Meeker — Acting
Howard Hickman — Acting (John Wilkes)
Irving Bacon — Acting (the Corporal)
John Wray — Acting
Leona Roberts — Acting (Mrs. Meade)
Louis Jean Heydt — Acting (the hungry soldier)
Olin Howland — Acting (the carpetbagger businessman)
Robert Elliott — Acting (the Yankee major)
Yola d'Avril — Acting
William Bakewell — Acting (the mounted officer)
Roscoe Ates — Acting
Marjorie Reynolds — Acting
Frank Faylen — Acting
Lester Dorr — Acting
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Guy Wilkerson — Acting
Frank Coghlan, Jr. — Acting
Trevor Bardette — Acting
E. Alyn Warren — Acting
Eddy Chandler — Acting
Everett Brown — Acting (Big Sam)
Louise Carter — Acting
Richard Farnsworth — Acting
Lillian Kemble-Cooper — Acting (Bonnie's nurse in London)
Horace B. Carpenter — Acting
Wallis Clark — Acting
George Hackathorne — Acting
Emmett King — Acting
Zack Williams — Acting
Dale Van Sickel — Acting
Charles Middleton — Acting
James Bush — Acting
Tommy Kelly — Acting
Margaret Mann — Acting
David Newell — Acting
Shep Houghton — Acting
Hans Moebus — Acting
Jackie Moran — Acting (Phil Meade)
Marcella Martin — Acting (Cathleen Calvert)
Writing
Sidney Howard — Screenwriting
Ben Hecht — Screenwriting
Jo Swerling — Screenwriting
John Van Druten — Screenwriting
Margaret Mitchell — Screenwriting
Music
Max Steiner — Music composition
Art department
William Cameron Menzies — Production design
Costume
Walter Plunkett — Costume design
Versions and cuts
No versions have been documented yet.
Releases by territory
United States · Original release
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