About Something to Live For
- Released on March 07, 1952
Aging advertising executive Alan Miller is a recovered alcoholic who now does interventions on behalf of Alcoholics Anonymous, is called by the elevator operator of a residential hotel to come and intervene in the case of one of the guests, struggling Broadway actress Jenny Carey. The two find they have even more in common than their taste for drink. But Jenny wants to put an end to their romance because Alan is a married man, who moreover is the father of two children. How will Jenny and Alan resolve their feelings without destroying Alan's marriage?
Full Cast of Something to Live For
Joan Fontaine plays Jenny Carey
Ray Milland plays Alan Miller
Teresa Wright plays Edna Miller
Richard Derr plays Tony Collins
Douglas Dick plays Baker
Herbert Heyes plays Crawley
Harry Bellaver plays Billy
Paul Valentine plays Albert Forest
Ed Agresti plays Stage Manager (uncredited)
Alex Akimoff plays Waiter (uncredited)
Eric Alden plays Pharaoh (uncredited)
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Erville Alderson plays Critic (uncredited)
Richard Barron plays Headwaiter (uncredited)
Lavonne Battle plays Slave Girl (uncredited)
Genevieve Bell plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Mari Blanchard plays Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
Raymond Bond plays Box Office Man (uncredited)
Nick Borgani plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Helen Brown plays Miss Purdy (uncredited)
Ivan Browning plays Porter (uncredited)
Sue Carlton plays Scholarly Woman (uncredited)
Douglas Carter plays Waiter (uncredited)
Maurice Cass plays Critic (uncredited)
Lillian Clayes plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Tom Coleman plays Bartender (uncredited)
Robert Cornthwaite plays Young Man (uncredited)
Gerald Courtemarche plays Little Boy (uncredited)
Dulcie Day plays Actress (uncredited)
Gloria Dea plays Slave Girl (uncredited)
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Josette Deegan plays Slave Girl (uncredited)
Jack Deery plays Aristocrat (uncredited)
Helen Dickson plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Don Dillaway plays Executive (uncredited)
King Donovan plays Stage Manager (uncredited)
Bess Flowers plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Jody Gilbert plays Woman in Telephone Booth (uncredited)
Joseph J. Greene plays Heavy Set Man (uncredited)
Robert Haines plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Peter Hansen plays Stage Cast Member (uncredited)
Marcoreta Hellman plays Party Guest (uncredited)
James Horne plays Young Man (uncredited)
John Indrisano plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Sherry Jackson plays Child (uncredited)
Jerry James plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Donald Kerr plays Passerby on Street (uncredited)
Paul King plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Al Kunde plays Executive (uncredited)
Ann Kunde plays Cleaning Woman (uncredited)
Jeanne Lafayette plays French Woman (uncredited)
Rudy Lee plays Chris Miller (uncredited)
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George Lynn plays Executive (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack plays Advertising Agency Customer (uncredited)
Paul Maxey plays Hofstadter (uncredited)
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Mathew McCue plays Usher at Railroad Station (uncredited)
Harold Miller plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Pat Mitchell plays Johnny Miller (uncredited)
Ida Moore plays Old Woman with Dog (uncredited)
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Diana Mumby plays Model (uncredited)
Forbes Murray plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Paul Newlan plays Bartender (uncredited)
Barry Norton plays Man in Tweeds (uncredited)
William H. O'Brien plays Waiter (uncredited)
William J. O'Brien plays Bar Customer (uncredited)
Patsy O'Byrne plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Frank Orth plays Waiter (uncredited)
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Eddie Phillips plays Business Man (uncredited)
Jessie Proctor plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Sally Rawlinson plays Model (uncredited)
Kasey Rogers plays Stage Cast Member (uncredited)
Victor Romito plays Young Man (uncredited)
Jean Ruth plays Secretary (uncredited)
Cosmo Sardo plays Office Worker (uncredited)
Rolfe Sedan plays French Man (uncredited)
Cora Shannon plays Old Lady (uncredited)
Bill Sheehan plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Charles Sherlock plays Bartender (uncredited)
Douglas Spencer plays Joey (uncredited)
Helen Spring plays Mrs. Crawley (uncredited)
Robert St. Angelo plays Slave Boss (uncredited)
Bert Stevens plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Hal Taggart plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Arthur Tovey plays Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Arthur Tovey was born on November 14, 1904 in Douglas, Arizona, USA as Arthur Roland Tovey. He is known for his work ...
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Dorothy Vernon plays Party Guest (uncredited)
Crew of Something to Live For
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- Joan Fontaine
- Ray Milland
- Teresa Wright
- Richard Derr
- Douglas Dick
- Herbert Heyes
- Harry Bellaver
- Paul Valentine
- Ed Agresti
- Alex Akimoff
- Eric Alden
- Erville Alderson
- Richard Barron
- Lavonne Battle
- Genevieve Bell
- Mari Blanchard
- Raymond Bond
- Nick Borgani
- Helen Brown
- Ivan Browning
- Sue Carlton
- Douglas Carter
- Maurice Cass
- Lillian Clayes
- Tom Coleman
- Robert Cornthwaite
- Gerald Courtemarche
- Dulcie Day
- Gloria Dea
- Josette Deegan
- Jack Deery
- Helen Dickson
- Don Dillaway
- King Donovan
- Bess Flowers
- Jody Gilbert
- Joseph J. Greene
- Robert Haines
- Peter Hansen
- Marcoreta Hellman
- James Horne
- John Indrisano
- Sherry Jackson
- Jerry James
- Kenner G. Kemp
- Donald Kerr
- Paul King
- Al Kunde
- Ann Kunde
- Jeanne Lafayette
- Rudy Lee
- George Lynn
- Wilbur Mack
- Paul Maxey
- Mathew McCue
- Harold Miller
- Pat Mitchell
- Ida Moore
- Diana Mumby
- Forbes Murray
- Paul Newlan
- Barry Norton
- William H. O'Brien
- William J. O'Brien
- Patsy O'Byrne
- Frank Orth
- Eddie Phillips
- Jessie Proctor
- Sally Rawlinson
- Kasey Rogers
- Victor Romito
- Jean Ruth
- Cosmo Sardo
- Rolfe Sedan
- Cora Shannon
- Bill Sheehan
- Charles Sherlock
- Douglas Spencer
- Helen Spring
- Robert St. Angelo
- Bert Stevens
- Hal Taggart
- Arthur Tovey
- Kerry Vaughn
- Dorothy Vernon