Top Billed Cast

Gregory Peck
Harry Street
Susan Hayward
Helen Street
Ava Gardner
Cynthia Green
Hildegard Knef
Countess Liz
Leo G. Carroll
Uncle Bill Swift
Torin Thatcher
Johnson
Ava Norring
Beatrice
Helene Stanley
Connie
Marcel Dalio
Emile
Vicente Gómez
Gitarrist
Richard Allan
Spanish Dancer
Leonard Carey
Dr. Edmund Simmons (uncredited)
Amanda Ambrose
Pianist (uncredited)
Sugarfoot Anderson
(uncredited)
Salvador Baguez
Stretcher Bearer (uncredited)
Charles Bates
Harry at Seventeen (uncredited)
Nina Borget
Girl (uncredited)
Maurice Brierre
Waiter (uncredited)
Arthur Brunner
Accordion Player (uncredited)
Charles Brunner
Guest (uncredited)
Ernest Brunner
Accordion Player (uncredited)
Benny Carter
Alto Sax Soloist (uncredited)
Monique Chantal
Georgette (uncredited)
André Charlot
Guest (uncredited)
Edward Colmans
Clerk (uncredited)
George Davis
Servant (uncredited)
James Davis
Abdulla (uncredited)
Amapola Del Vando
Spanish Ambulance Driver (uncredited)
Victor Desny
Waiter (uncredited)
John Dodsworth
Compton - Cynthia's First Man (uncredited)
Arthur Dulac
Beggar (uncredited)
Wade Dumas
Native (uncredited)
Elzie Emanuel
Paddler (uncredited)
Lisa Ferraday
Vendeuse (uncredited)
Paul Fierro
Spanish Officer (uncredited)
Bert Freed
American Soldier (uncredited)
Martín Garralaga
Spanish Officer (uncredited)
Janine Grandel
Annette (uncredited)
Agnès Laury
Margot (uncredited)
Ivan Lebedeff
Marquis (uncredited)
Joseph Lenzi
Guest (uncredited)
Jay Loft-Lynn
Servant (uncredited)
Alphonse Martell
Valet (uncredited)
George Navarro
Stretcher Bearer (uncredited)
Constance Purdy
Guest (uncredited)
Tito Renaldo
Dying Soldier (uncredited)
Julian Rivero
Old Waiter (uncredited)
John Roy
(uncredited)
Emmett Smith
Molo - African Servant (uncredited)
Ann Staunton
Guest (uncredited)
Paul Thompson
Witch Doctor (uncredited)
Bertil Unger
Guest (uncredited)
Maya Van Horn
Princess (uncredited)
Paula Vernay
Gambler (uncredited)
Cecil Weston
Guest (uncredited)
Victor Wood
Charles (uncredited)

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A review by Wuchak

Written by Wuchak on Tue Sep 22 2020

_**An agglomeration of Hemmingway stories with Peck, Hayward and Gardner**_ In the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, a wounded writer (Gregory Peck) deliriously reflects on his past loves & adventures in Paris, the French Riviera and Spain during the Spanish Civil War. “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” (1952) is a melodramatic drama/romance/adventure, the quaint blueprint for future flicks like “Legends of The Fall” (1994). It’s an assemblage of several unrelated Hemmingway stories, including the title one (obviously), as well as his nonfiction book Death in the Afternoon (1932). The Peck characte...