Cast
- Marlene Dietrich as Helen Faraday/Helen Jones
- Herbert Marshall as Edward 'Ned' Faraday
- Cary Grant as Nick Townsend
- Dickie Moore as Johnny Faraday
- Gene Morgan as Ben Smith
- Rita La Roy as Taxi Belle Hooper
- Robert Emmett O'Connor as Dan O'Connor
- Sidney Toler as Detective Wilson
- Morgan Wallace as Dr Pierce
- Clarence Muse as Charlie, the Bartender (unconfirmed)
- Andrea Palma (Dietrich stunt double, uncredited)
- Eric Alden as Guard (uncredited)
- Harold Berquist as Big Fellow (uncredited)
- Al Bridge as Bouncer (uncredited)
- Glen Cavender as Ship's Officer (uncredited)
- Emile Chautard as Chautard, French Nightclub Manager (uncredited)
- Davison Clark as Bartender Bringing Two Beers (uncredited)
- Marcelle Corday as Helen's Maid in France (uncredited)
- Cecil Cunningham as Norfolk Woman Manager (uncredited)
- Clifford Dempsey as Judge in Paris Nightclub Talking to Nick (uncredited)
- Bess Flowers as Minor Role (uncredited)
- Mary Gordon as Landlady (uncredited)
- Robert Graves as La Farge (uncredited)
- Sterling Holloway as Joe, Hiker (uncredited)
- Elsa Janssen as Gossip (uncredited)
- James Kilgannon as Janitor (uncredited)
- Brady Kline as New Orleans Policeman (uncredited)
- Bessie Lyle as Grace (uncredited)
- Hattie McDaniel as Cora, Helen's Maid in New Orleans (uncredited)
- Charles Morton as Bob (uncredited)
- Dennis O'Keefe as Minor Role (uncredited)
- Evelyn Preer as Viola (uncredited)
- Dewey Robinson as Greek Restaurant Owner (uncredited)
- Francis Sayles as Charlie Blaine (uncredited)
- Ferdinand Schumann-Heink as Henry (uncredited)
- Gertrude Short as Receptionist (uncredited)
- Pat Somerset as Companion (uncredited)
- Larry Steers as Hotel Manager in Baltimore (uncredited)
- Kent Taylor as Minor Role (uncredited)
- Jerry Tucker as Otto (uncredited)
- Mildred Washington as Viola, the Maid (uncredited)
- Lloyd Whitlock as Baltimore Manager (uncredited)
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