
An inside look at 1930s MGM filmmaking shows how celluloid is made from cotton and silver, how crews build city, town and village sets, and features Jack Dawn demonstrating makeup. It follows screen tests that launch actors, Adrian’s costume designs, and Herbert Stothart conducting the score for Conquest (1937), previewing 1937‑38 season stars.
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Explore the complete cast of The Romance of Celluloid, 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.

Cliff Edwards
Self

James Stewart
Self (archive footage)

Myrna Loy
Self (archive footage)

Clark Gable
Self

Maureen O'Sullivan
Self

William Powell
Self (archive footage)

Robert Montgomery
Self

Charles Boyer
Self (archive footage)

Gladys George
Self

Joan Crawford
Self (archive footage)

Spencer Tracy
Self (archive footage)

Virginia Grey
Self

Franchot Tone
Self (archive footage)

Robert Taylor
Self (archive footage)

Greta Garbo
Self (archive footage)

Luise Rainer
Self (archive footage)

Jessie Ralph
Self

Norma Shearer
Self (archive footage)

Jeanette MacDonald
Self (archive footage)

Rosalind Russell
Self

Frank Whitbeck
Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Douglas Shearer

Adrian
Self

Jack Dawn
Self

Herbert Stothart
Self
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