Cast
- Directed by J. Lee Thompson
- Shirley MacLaine ... Louisa May Foster
- Paul Newman ... Larry Flint
- Robert Mitchum ... Rod Anderson, Jr.
- Dean Martin ... Leonard 'Lennie' Crawley
- Gene Kelly ... Pinky Benson
- Robert Cummings ... Dr. Victor Stephanson
- Dick Van Dyke ... Edgar Hopper
- Margaret Dumont ... Mrs. Foster
- Anton Arnold ... Mr. Foster
- Lou Nova ... Trentino
- Fifi D'Orsay ... Baroness
- Maurice Marsac ... Rene
- Wally Vernon ... Agent
- Jane Wald ... Polly
- Lenny Kent ... Hollywood Lawyer
- Christopher Connelly ... Ned
- Tom Conway ... Lord Kensington
- Queenie Leonard ... Lady Kensington
- Pamelyn Ferdin ... Geraldine Crawley, age 4
- Jeff Fithian ... Jonathan Crawley, age 5
- Bill Corcoran ... Leonard Crawley, Jr., age 7
- Anthony Eustrel ... Willard
- Milton Frome ... Lawyer
- Army Archerd ... TV Announcer
- Reginald Gardiner ... Mad Pink Painter
- Phil Arnold ... Publicity and Press Agent
- Roy Gordon ... Minister
- Sid Gould ... Movie Executive
- Joe Gray ... Customer
- Jack Greening ... Chester
- Marcel Hillaire ... French Lawyer
- Mark Bailey ... Rod Anderson's Private Airline Pilot
- Burt Mustin ... Crawleyville Lawyer
- Dick Wilson ... Driscoll
- Teri Garr ... Dancer in the Kelly/MacLaine shipboard musical
- Arlene Harris ... Sour woman in club audience
- Paula Lane ... Movie Executive's Girl
- Marjorie Bennett ... Mrs. Freeman
- Myrna Ross ... Party Girl
- Barbara Bouchet ... Girl on Plane
- Helene Winston ... Doris
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