Call Me Madam.

Ethel Merman plays U.S. ambassador to the tiny country of Lichtenburg. A young journalist, Kenneth Gibson, persuades her to let him tag along as her press attache. A pressing issue is that Princess Maria (Vera-Ellen) is about to have an arranged marriage to a neighboring land's Prince Hugo.

Credits

Directed by
Walter Lang
Written by
Howard Lindsay
Cast
Fritz Feld, Ludwig Stössel, Walter Slezak, Lilia Skala, Ethel Merman, Helmut Dantine, Nestor Paiva, Vera-Ellen, George Sanders, Donald O'Connor, Percy Helton, Emory Parnell, Oscar Beregi, Jr., Richard Garrick, Steven Geray, John Wengraf, Charles Dingle …
Produced by
Sol C. Siegel
Cinematography
Leon Shamroy
Music
Alfred Newman
Edited by
Robert L. Simpson

Copyright

Complete catalog record
CALL ME MADAM. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., 1953. 118 min., sd., color, 35mm. Based on the musical comedy book of the same title by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. © Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.; 5Mar53; LP2650.

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