
Described as “the nearest thing to Heaven,” the film follows dancer Jed Potter as he reflects on a years‑long love triangle set against a series of musical numbers. Jed is devoted to showgirl Mary, but Mary’s heart belongs to nightclub impresario Johnny, a restless man who refuses to commit.
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Explore the complete cast of Blue Skies, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.

Fred Astaire
Jed Potter

Bing Crosby
Johnny Adams

Karolyn Grimes
Mary Elizabeth Adams

Will Wright
Dan - Stage Manager (uncredited)

Frank Faylen
Mack

John Gallaudet
Stage Manager (uncredited)

Mikhail Rasumny
François

Victoria Horne
Martha (nurse)

Gene Cole
Dancer (uncredited)

Rudolph Valentino
Valentino (archive footage) (uncredited)

Beverly Thompson
Showgirl

Larry Steers
Guest at Top Hat Nightclub

Jack Perrin
Restaurant Patron

Billy De Wolfe
Tony

Joan Caulfield
Mary O'Hara

Dorothy Dayton
Dancer

Scott Seaton
Nightclub Patron

Harold Miller
Nightclub Patron

Jeffrey Sayre
Guest at Hole in the Wall

Florence Wix
Nightclub Patron

Cliff Nazarro
Cliff - Piano Player (uncredited)

Ethelreda Leopold
Nightclub Patron

Frances Morris
Nurse

Joan Woodbury
Flo (uncredited)

Jimmy Conlin
Jeffrey - Valet (uncredited)

Jay Eaton
Nightclub Patron

Audrey Korn
Dancer (uncredited)

Mavis Murray
Dancer

Olga San Juan
Nita Nova

Audrey Young
Chorine

John Deauville
Dancer (uncredited)

J.C. Fowler
Nightclub Patron

Mary Stewart
Dancer / Singer

Barbara Slater
Myrtle

Mary Jane Shores
Dancer

Louise Saraydar
Singer in Quartette

Cecilia Meagher
Dancer

Lucille Knox
Showgirl
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