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Gilda

Gilda

7,5 /10 (661 Votes)
1946 EN 110 min

Overview

A gambler discovers an old flame while in Argentina, but she's married to his new boss.

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Release date

25/04/1946

Votes

661

Popularity

3.1

There NEVER was a woman like Gilda!

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

110 min

Budget

$2,000,000

Revenue

$6,000,000

Rita Hayworth

Rita Hayworth

Gilda

Glenn Ford

Glenn Ford

Johnny Farrell

George Macready

George Macready

Ballin Mundson

Joseph Calleia

Joseph Calleia

Det. Maurice Obregon

Steven Geray

Steven Geray

Uncle Pio

Joe Sawyer

Joe Sawyer

Casey

Gerald Mohr

Gerald Mohr

Capt. Delgado

Mark Roberts

Mark Roberts

Gabe Evans

Ludwig Donath

Ludwig Donath

German Cartel Member

Donald Douglas

Donald Douglas

Thomas Langford

No photo

Julio Abadía

Newsman / Waiter (uncredited)

Enrique Acosta

Enrique Acosta

Gambler (uncredited)

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Ed Agresti

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Sam Appel

Sam Appel

Blackjack Dealer (uncredited)

Sam Ash

Sam Ash

Gambler (uncredited)

Nina Bara

Nina Bara

Girl at Carnival (uncredited)

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Edward Biby

Gambler (uncredited)

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Robert Board

American Cartel Member (uncredited)

Symona Boniface

Symona Boniface

Gambler at Roulette Table (uncredited)

Eugene Borden

Eugene Borden

Blackjack Dealer (uncredited)

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Paul Bradley

Man (uncredited)

Argentina Brunetti

Argentina Brunetti

Woman (uncredited)

Jack Chefe

Jack Chefe

Assistant Croupier (uncredited)

Eduardo Ciannelli

Eduardo Ciannelli

Cartel Member (uncredited)

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James Conaty

Gambler (uncredited)

Jean De Briac

Jean De Briac

French Cartel Member (uncredited)

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Jerry De Castro

Doorman (uncredited)

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Leander De Cordova

Servant (uncredited)

Sayre Dearing

Sayre Dearing

Nightсlub Patron (uncredited)

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Jack Del Rio

Cashier (uncredited)

Jean Del Val

Jean Del Val

French Cartel Member (uncredited)

Carli Elinor

Carli Elinor

Waiter (uncredited)

Fernanda Eliscu

Fernanda Eliscu

Bendolin's Wife (uncredited)

Herbert Evans

Herbert Evans

English Cartel Member (uncredited)

Sam Flint

Sam Flint

American Cartel Member (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Bess Flowers

Gambler at Roulette Table (uncredited)

Peter Ford

Peter Ford

Johnny as a Baby (uncredited)

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Curt Furberg

Gambler (uncredited)

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Kay Garrett

Gambler (uncredited)

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Fred Godoy

Bartender (uncredited)

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Paul Gustine

Gambler (uncredited)

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Robert Haines

Gambler (uncredited)

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Sam Harris

Gambler (uncredited)

Lew Harvey

Lew Harvey

Gambler (uncredited)

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Ed Haskett

Gambler (uncredited)

Ted Hecht

Ted Hecht

Holdup Man (uncredited)

Ernest Hilliard

Ernest Hilliard

English Cartel Member (uncredited)

Stuart Holmes

Stuart Holmes

Gambler at Banco Table (uncredited)

Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.

Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.

Peasant (uncredited)

George Humbert

George Humbert

Italian Man (uncredited)

Robert Kellard

Robert Kellard

Man at Masquerade (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp

Kenner G. Kemp

Gambler (uncredited)

Frank Leigh

Frank Leigh

Man (uncredited)

George J. Lewis

George J. Lewis

Huerta (uncredited)

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Frank Leyva

Argentine Cartel Member (uncredited)

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Oscar Loraine

French Cartel Member (uncredited)

Wilbur Mack

Wilbur Mack

Gambler (uncredited)

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Herman Marks

Waiter (uncredited)

Alphonse Martell

Alphonse Martell

Roulette Croupier (uncredited)

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Saul Martell

Little Man (uncredited)

Frank Mayo

Frank Mayo

Gambler (uncredited)

John Merton

John Merton

Policeman (uncredited)

Harold Miller

Harold Miller

Gambler (uncredited)

Forbes Murray

Forbes Murray

American Cartel Member (uncredited)

No photo

Ralph Navarro

Waiter (uncredited)

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Alfred Paix

Waiter (uncredited)

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Lou Palfy

Assistant Croupier (uncredited)

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Joe Palma

Waiter (uncredited)

No photo

Albert Petit

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

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Alexander Pollard

Gambler (uncredited)

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Albert Pollet

Assistant Croupier (uncredited)

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Paul Regas

Man (uncredited)

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Rosa Rey

Maria (uncredited)

Suzanne Ridgway

Suzanne Ridgway

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Ruth Roman

Ruth Roman

Girl (uncredited)

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Clark Ross

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Lionel Royce

Lionel Royce

German Man (uncredited)

Cosmo Sardo

Cosmo Sardo

Man (uncredited)

Jeffrey Sayre

Jeffrey Sayre

Gambler (uncredited)

Leonardo Scavino

Leonardo Scavino

Croupier (uncredited)

William Smith

William Smith

Man (uncredited)

No photo

George Sorel

Assistant Croupier (uncredited)

Robert Tafur

Robert Tafur

Clerk (uncredited)

John Tyrrell

John Tyrrell

Man (uncredited)

Philip Van Zandt

Philip Van Zandt

Cartel Member (uncredited)

Ernö Verebes

Ernö Verebes

Blackjack Dealer (uncredited)

Russ Vincent

Russ Vincent

Escort (uncredited)

Blackie Whiteford

Blackie Whiteford

Crap Game Spectator (uncredited)

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Max Linder

Gambler (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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tmdb28039023

2022-09-04

⭐ 5

Gilda is just like Casablanca if Casablanca had a happy ending, which would have been a bad idea even if it hadn’t been already done two years earlier in To Have and Have Not (which at least had Bogie in it). Like Casablanca, Gilda revolves around a love triangle set in a gambling establishment in an exotic location, but while Casablanca takes place in North Africa during World War II, Gilda takes place in South America just after the war. Moreover, if Casablanca ends with "the beginning of a beautiful friendship", Gilda concludes with the continuation of a horrible romance. Following t…

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2024-11-03

⭐ 7

"Johnny" (Glenn Ford) is quite a streetwise gambler who finds himself rescued amidst the Buenos Aires docks by a suave stranger whose cane comes with a rather lethal optional extra. He suggests that he try his luck at a casino and when he manages to fleece the dealer of a modest fortune, discovers that it's owned by his erstwhile benefactor "Mundson" (George Macready). He manages to avoid a beating by suggesting that he put his skills to better use and well, this next bit you can guess. By the time his boss wants to take an holiday, "Johnny" is pretty much running the joint, but he's ill-prepa…

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