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A Streetcar Named Desire
2h 5min
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THRILLER
A disturbed, aging Southern belle moves in with her sister for solace — but being face-to-face with her brutish brother-in-law accelerates her downward spiral.
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Original Title
A Streetcar Named Desire
Critics & Audience Score
6.6
Total Votes
1,373
Release Year
1951
Runtime (Duration)
2h 5min
Production Budget
$1.8M
Box Office Revenue
$8M
Profit / Loss Analysis
$6.2M
Casting
Actors
Vivien Leigh
Blanche DuBois
Marlon Brando
Stanley Kowalski
Kim Hunter
Stella Kowalski
Karl Malden
Harold Mitchell
Rudy Bond
Steve
Nick Dennis
Pablo Gonzales
Peg Hillias
Eunice
Wright King
A Collector
Richard Garrick
A Doctor
Ann Dere
The Matron
Edna Thomas
The Mexican Woman
Mickey Kuhn
A Sailor
Mel Archer
Foreman (uncredited)
Walter Bacon
Club Patron (uncredited)
Dahn Ben Amotz
Minor Role (uncredited)
Marietta Canty
Giggling Woman with Eunice (uncredited)
John George
Passerby (uncredited)
John Gonetos
Vendor (uncredited)
Chester Jones
Street Vendor (uncredited)
Lyle Latell
Policeman (uncredited)
Joe Brooks
Worker (uncredited)
Mike Morelli
Bowling Alley Patron (uncredited)
William H. O'Brien
Waiter (uncredited)
Maxie Thrower
Passerby (uncredited)
Charles Wagenheim
Passerby (uncredited)
John B. Williams
Vendor (uncredited)
Buck Woods
Vendor (uncredited)
Crew
Elia Kazan
DIRECTOR
Alex North
ORIGINAL MUSIC COMPOSER
Tennessee Williams
SCREENPLAY
Oscar Saul
SCREENPLAY
Charles K. Feldman
PRODUCER
Harry Stradling Sr.
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Tennessee Williams
THEATRE PLAY
David Weisbart
EDITOR
Richard Day
ART DIRECTION
George James Hopkins
SET DECORATION
Gordon Bau
MAKEUP ARTIST
C.A. Riggs
SOUND DESIGNER
Ray Forman
HAIRSTYLIST
Otis Malcolm
MAKEUP ARTIST
Don Alvarado
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Donald P. Desmond
CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR
Francis E. Stahl
BOOM OPERATOR
Nathan Levinson
SOUND
Maurice De Packh
ORCHESTRATOR
Ray Heindorf
MUSIC DIRECTOR
John Prettyman
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Bertram Tuttle
SUPERVISING ART DIRECTOR