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| THE MILLIONAIRESS (1952) |
New Theatre, London; Shubert Theatre, New York
Premiere: 1952
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CAST
Julius Sagamore: Campbell Cotts
Epifania, the Lady: Katharine Hepburn
Alastair Fitzfassenden: Peter Dyneley
Patricia Smith: Genine Graham
Adrian Blenderbland: Cyril Ritchard
The Doctor: Robert Helpmann
The Man: Bertram Shuttleworth
The Woman: Nora Nicholson
The Manager: Vernon Greeves
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CREDITS
Playwright: George Bernard Shaw
Producer: Theatre Guild Inc.
Staged by: Michael Benthall
Settings by: James Bailey
Miss Hepburn's Dresses by: Pierre Balmain
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COMMENTARY TRACK
"I adored the play. Everyone kept saying, 'Why do you want to do it? It's such a bad play.' Well, I thought it was fun, and I still do. It portrays a wonderful character. My mother worshipped Shaw. She knew everything he'd ever written. Backwards. So did my father. A great deal of Shaw was read out loud at home. He was sort of a god."
- Katharine Hepburn
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Katharine Hepburn
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Katharine Hepburn
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Robert Helpmann, Katharine Hepburn
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