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You Were Never Lovelier

Hayworth's glowing beauty! Astaire's glorious rhythm! Kern's greatest score since "Show Boat"!

  • Movie
  • 1942
  • NR
  • 1h 37m

Directed by William A. Seiter

7.1

TMDB audience rating
7.1 out of 10 from 63 votes

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Overview

An Argentine heiress thinks a penniless American dancer is her secret admirer.

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Cast and crew

  • Fred Astaire

    Fred AstaireRobert Davis

  • Rita Hayworth

    Rita HayworthMaria Acuña

  • Adolphe Menjou

    Adolphe MenjouEduardo Acuña

  • Isobel Elsom

    Isobel ElsomMaria Castro

  • Leslie Brooks

    Leslie BrooksCecy Acuña

  • Adele Mara

    Adele MaraLita Acuña

  • Gus Schilling

    Gus SchillingFernando

  • Barbara Brown

    Barbara BrownDelfina Acuña

  • Douglas Leavitt

    Douglas LeavittJuan Castro

  • Xavier Cugat

    Xavier CugatXavier Cugat

  • Kirk Alyn

    Kirk AlynJulia's Groom (uncredited)

  • Larry Arnold

    Larry ArnoldWedding Guest (uncredited)

  • Stanley Brown

    Stanley BrownRoddy - Cecy's Boyfriend (uncredited)

  • George BunnyFlower Man (uncredited)

  • Catherine Craig

    Catherine CraigJulia Acuña - the Bride (uncredited)

  • Mary FieldLouise - the Acuña Maid (uncredited)

  • George FordWedding Guest (uncredited)

  • James Ford

    James FordOne of Maria's Suitors (uncredited)

Director
William A. Seiter
Writer
Ernest Pagano, Michael Fessier and Delmer Daves
Music
Jerome Kern
Cinematography
Ted Tetzlaff