
Mortimer Brewster, a newspaper drama critic, playwright, and author known for his diatribes against marriage, suddenly falls in love and gets married; but when he makes a quick trip home to tell his two maiden aunts, he finds out his aunts' hobby - killing lonely old men and burying them in the cellar!
Cast

Cary Grant
Mortimer Brewster

Priscilla Lane
Elaine Harper Brewster

Josephine Hull
Aunt Abby Brewster

Jean Adair
Aunt Martha Brewster

Raymond Massey
Jonathan Brewster

John Alexander
'Teddy Roosevelt' Brewster

Peter Lorre
Dr. Einstein

Jack Carson
Officer Patrick O'Hara

Edward Everett Horton
Mr. Witherspoon

James Gleason
Lt. Rooney

Grant Mitchell
Reverend Harper

Edward McNamara
Sergeant Brophy

Garry Owen
Taxi Cab Driver

John Ridgely
Officer Saunders

Vaughan Glaser
Judge Cullman

Chester Clute
Dr. Gilchrist

Charles Lane
Reporter at Marriage License Office

Edward McWade
Gibbs

Hank Mann
Photographer at Marriage License Office (uncredited)

Spencer Charters
Marriage License Clerk
Sol Gorss
New York Pitcher (uncredited)

Lee Phelps
Umpire (uncredited)

Raymond Walburn
Drummer at baseball game (uncredited)

Spec O'Donnell
Young Man in Line (uncredited)

Leo White
Man in Phone Booth (uncredited)
Crew

Frank Capra
Director, Producer

Julius J. Epstein
Screenplay

Philip G. Epstein
Screenplay

Daniel Mandell
Editor
Sol Polito
Director of Photography
Claude Archer
Second Assistant Director
Russell Saunders
Assistant Director

Jack L. Warner
Producer
Frank Evans
Assistant Camera
Wesley Anderson
Additional Camera

Orry-Kelly
Costume Design
Anita De Beltrand
Hairstylist
Perc Westmore
Makeup Artist
George Bau
Makeup Artist
John Wallace
Makeup Artist
Everett Alton Brown
Sound Mixer
C.A. Riggs
Sound

Robert Burks
Special Effects

Byron Haskin
Special Effects

Max Steiner
Original Music Composer
Leo F. Forbstein
Original Music Composer
Mickey Marigold
Still Photographer
Harold Noyes
Grip
Charles O'Bannon
Gaffer
Eric Stacey
Unit Production Manager
Bob Fender
Unit Publicist
Joseph Kesselring
Theatre Play
Max Parker
Art Direction

Hugo Friedhofer
Orchestrator



















