What is the duration of Let’s Dance?

The duration of Let’s Dance is 112 mins.

What is the original language of Let’s Dance?

The original language of Let’s Dance is English.

Who directed Let’s Dance?

Let’s Dance was directed by Norman Z. McLeod.

Which studio made Let’s Dance?

Let’s Dance was produced by Paramount Pictures.

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Q: Does Let’s Dance have end credit scenes?

Let’s Dance does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Romance

Runtime

112 mins

Language

English

After her husband's death, Kitty McNeil escapes the domineering presence of her wealthy mother‑in‑law, taking her young son with her to New York. Jobless and alone, she unexpectedly meets Donald Elwood, a former USO partner and old flame, who agrees to support her fight for custody of her child.

Paramount Pictures

Studio

Norman Z. McLeod

Director

Does Let’s Dance have end credit scenes?

No!

Let’s Dance does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Let’s Dance

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Fred Astaire

Donald Elwood

Harold Huber

Chef Marcel

Melville Cooper

Charles Wagstaffe

Lucile Watson

Serena Everett

Ruth Warrick

Carola Everett

Philip Ahlm

Policeman (uncredited)

Roland Young

Edmund Pohlwhistle

Betty Hutton

Kitty McNeil

Barton MacLane

Larry Channock

Shepperd Strudwick

Timothy Bryant

Bobby Barber

George - Bartender (uncredited)

George Zucco

Judge Mackenzie

Chester Conklin

Watchman (uncredited)

Stanley Blystone

New York Policeman (uncredited)

James Burke

George (uncredited)

Todd Karns

Sergeant (uncredited)

William H. O'Brien

Waiter (uncredited)

Eve Whitney

Showgirl

Bess Flowers

Engagement Party Guest (uncredited)

Frank Hagney

Police Sergeant (uncredited)

Bert Stevens

Cook (uncredited)

Oliver Blake

Man in Bowler Hat (uncredited)

Ralph Peters

Cab Driver (uncredited)

Esther Somers

Nurse Gorman (uncredited)

Peggy O'Neill

Woman (uncredited)

Gregory Moffett

Richard 'Richie' Everett

Virginia Toland

Elsie

Peggy Badley

Bubbles Malone

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Cars Featured in Let’s Dance

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Buick

1946

Super

Cadillac

1941

Series 62 Convertible

Chevrolet

1940

Special De Luxe

Chrysler

1935

Airstream

1946

Soto De Luxe

Dodge

1948

B-Series

Dodge

1946

Custom

Dodge

1940

Luxury Liner De Luxe

Dodge

1942

WC 51

Ford

1946

Sedan Delivery

Let’s Dance Themes and Keywords

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Let’s Dance Other Names and Titles

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