Humbert Humbert is a middle-aged British novelist who is both appalled by and attracted to the vulgarity of American culture. When he comes to stay at the boarding house run by Charlotte Haze, he soon becomes obsessed with Lolita, the woman's teenaged daughter.
Cast
James Mason
Prof. Humbert Humbert
Shelley Winters
Charlotte Haze
Sue Lyon
Dolores "Lolita" Haze
Gary Cockrell
Richard T. "Dick" Siller
Jerry Stovin
John Farlow
Diana Decker
Jean Farlow
Lois Maxwell
Nurse Mary Lore
Cec Linder
Physician
Bill Greene
George Swine
Shirley Douglas
Mrs. Starch
Marianne Stone
Vivian Darkbloom
Marion Mathie
Miss Lebone
James Dyrenforth
Frederick Beale Sr.
Maxine Holden
Miss Fromkiss
John Harrison
Tom
Colin Maitland
Charlie Sedgewick
Terry Kilburn
Man
C. Denier Warren
Potts
Roland Brand
Bill Crest
Peter Sellers
Clare Quilty
Peter Cushing
John Banning (archive footage) (uncredited)
Christopher Lee
Kharis, the Mummy (archive footage) (uncredited)
Irvin Allen
Hospital Attendant (uncredited)
Jack Armstrong
Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)
Beverly Bennett
Friend (uncredited)
Ed Bishop
Ambulance Attendant (uncredited)
Angela Bradley
Friend (uncredited)
Jim Brady
Police Convention Attendant (uncredited)
Jean Carnt
Teenager (uncredited)
Jean Collins
Teenager (uncredited)
Fred Davis
Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)
Jennifer Dodd
Dark-Haired Teenager (uncredited)
Anne Flack
Friend (uncredited)
Susanne Gibbs
Mona Farlow (uncredited)
Jacqueline Harris
Teenager (uncredited)
Loraine Hart
Girl (uncredited)
Walter Henry
Police Conference Delegate (uncredited)
Jack Hetherington
Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)
Lindsay Hooper
Parent Backstage (uncredited)
Gloria Johnson
Friend (uncredited)
James B. Harris
Jack Brewster (uncredited)
Jenny Jones
Friend (uncredited)
Lilian Keeton
French-Spanish Girl (uncredited)
Eric Lane
Roy (uncredited)
Isabelle Lucas
Louise (uncredited)
Fred Machon
Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)
Coral Morphew
Friend (uncredited)
Jeanette Neal
Girl (uncredited)
Maria Nicholas
Dark Girl (uncredited)
Robert C. Overton
Kenny Oberton (uncredited)
Sonya Petrie
Blonde Girl (uncredited)
Jacqueline Poole
Teenager (uncredited)
Pat Ryan
Guest at High School Dance (uncredited)
Craig Sams
Rex (uncredited)
Roberta Shore
Lorna (uncredited)
Guy Standeven
Stagehand (uncredited)
Marti Webb
Friend (uncredited)
Crew
Stanley Kubrick
Director
Vladimir Nabokov
Screenplay, Novel
Anthony Harvey
Editor
Lois Gray
Assistant Editor
W.W. Armour
Assistant Editor
Oswald Morris
Director of Photography
Robert Gaffney
Director of Photography
Roy Millichip
Second Assistant Director
John Danischewsky
Third Assistant Director
René Dupont
Assistant Director
John Crome
Assistant Director
Eliot Hyman
Executive Producer
Raymond Anzarut
Production Supervisor
James B. Harris
Producer
Denys N. Coop
Camera Operator
James Liggat
Casting
Barbara Gillett
Wardrobe Master
Elsa Fennell
Wardrobe Supervisor
Gene Coffin
Costume Design
Keeley 'Wyn' Ellen Winifred
Wardrobe Assistant
Betty Glasow
Hairstylist
Stella Morris
Makeup & Hair Assistant
George Partleton
Makeup Artist
Dennis Stock
Second Unit Director
A.J. Van Montagu
Scenic Artist
Keith Batten
Sound Assistant
Len Shilton
Sound Recordist
H.L. Bird
Sound Recordist
Jack Lovelace
Sound
Tommy Staples
Boom Operator
Don Wortham
Boom Operator
Winston Ryder
ADR Editor
Nelson Riddle
Original Music Composer
Bob Harris
Music
Robert Cartwright
Set Dresser
Andrew Low
Set Designer
Mike Rutter
Clapper Loader
Pamela Davies
Continuity
Roy Dorman
Draughtsman
John Siddall
Draughtsman
Frank Willson
Draughtsman
Brian Osborne
Grip
Robert Sterne
Production Manager
Jimmy Turrell
Focus Puller
William C. Andrews
Art Direction
Syd Cain
Art Direction
Gil Grau
Orchestrator
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