A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)

Movie Details

Original Title A Streetcar Named Desire

Original Language EN

Budget $1,800,000

Revenue $8,000,000

Status Released

Popularity 3.0

Cast

Vivien Leigh

Blanche DuBois

Popularity: 1.1

Marlon Brando

Stanley Kowalski

Popularity: 2.2

Kim Hunter

Stella Kowalski

Popularity: 1.0

Karl Malden

Harold Mitchell

Popularity: 12.7

Rudy Bond

Steve

Popularity: 3.3

Nick Dennis

Pablo Gonzales

Popularity: 6.6

Peg Hillias

Eunice

Popularity: 0.6

Wright King

A Collector

Popularity: 1.8

Richard Garrick

A Doctor

Popularity: 0.6

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Ann Dere

The Matron

Popularity: 0.1

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Edna Thomas

The Mexican Woman

Popularity: 0.1

Mickey Kuhn

A Sailor

Popularity: 0.6

Key Crew

Director Elia Kazan

Screenplay Tennessee Williams, Oscar Saul

Producer Charles K. Feldman

Editor David Weisbart

Production

Charles K. Feldman Group

Warner Bros. Pictures

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Reviews from TMDB

Wuchak 4/10

Apr 30, 2022

_**Interesting themes, but an overrated melodrama**_ Released in late 1951 and directed by Elia Kazan based on Tennessee Williams play, "A Streetcar Named Desire" stars Vivien Leigh as the neurotic Blanche DuBois, who moves in with her sister (Kim Hunter) in the French Quarter of New Orleans wher ... Read more

Cinema_Snobb 10/10

May 11, 2024

"I've always relied on the kindness of strangers." - Blanche Du Bois Blanche Dubois has had some problems back home. She rides into New Orleans on a streetcar to stay with her sister Stella and her brutish husband Stanley. It's an immediate clash of cultures as Blanche and Stanley butt heads. ... Read more