Sullivan's Travels (1941)

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Written by Preston Sturges

Directed by Preston Sturges

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1941

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Black and White

Movie director Sully wants to make a real film about real people. So he sets out as a tramp with just ten cents in his pocket. Bold screwball drama mixing social comment with rapid-fire comedy.

When is Sullivan's Travels next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Classics Tomorrow, 4:00pm and on Sky Movies Classics November 24th, 5:10am. See more...

Cast

Joel McCreaJohn Lloyd 'Sully' Sullivan
Image for Veronica LakeVeronica LakeThe Girl
Robert WarwickMr. Lebrand
William DemarestMr. Jones
Franklin PangbornMr. Casalsis
Porter HallMr. Hadrian
Byron FoulgerMr. Johnny Valdelle
Margaret HayesSecretary
Robert GreigBurrows
Eric BloreSullivan's valet
Torben MeyerThe doctor
Victor PotelCameraman
Richard WebbRadio man
Charles R. MooreColored chef
Almira SessionsUrsula
Esther HowardMiz Zeffie
Frank MoranTough chauffeur
Georges RenaventOld tramp
Harry RosenthalThe Trombenick
Al BridgeJake 'The Mister'
Jimmy ConlinTrusty
Jan BuckinghamMrs. Sullivan
Robert WinklerBud
Chick CollinsCapital
Jimmie DundeeLabor

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