A Letter for Evie

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A Letter for Evie
Directed by	Jules Dassin
Produced by	William H. Wright
Written by	Blanche Brace Alan Friedman DeVallon Scott
Starring	Marsha Hunt John Carroll Hume Cronyn
Cinematography	Karl Freund
Editing by	Chester W. Schaeffer
Distributed by	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date(s)	27 June 1946
Running time	89 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

A Letter for Evie is a 1946 drama film directed by Jules Dassin.

[edit] Cast

• Marsha Hunt - Evie O'Connor
• John Carroll - Edgar 'Wolf' Larson
• Hume Cronyn - John Phineas McPherson
• Spring Byington - Mrs. McPherson
• Pamela Britton - Barney Lee
• Norman Lloyd - DeWitt Pynchon
• Percival Vivian - Mr. McPherson
• Donald Curtis - Capt. Budlowe
• Esther Howard - Mrs. Edgewaters
• Robin Raymond - Eloise Edgewaters
• Therese Lyon - Mrs. Jackson
• Lynn Whitney - Miss Jenkins

[edit] See also

• List of American films of 1946

[edit] External links

• A Letter for Evie at the Internet Movie Database

v • d • e The films of Jules Dassin 1940s The Tell-Tale Heart • Nazi Agent • The Affairs of Martha • Reunion in France • Young Ideas • The Canterville Ghost • Two Smart People • A Letter for Evie • Brute Force • The Naked City • Thieves' Highway 1950s Night and the City • Rififi • He Who Must Die • The Law 1960s Never on Sunday • Phaedra • Topkapi • 10:30 P.M. Summer • Hamilchama al hashalom • Up Tight! 1970s Promise at Dawn • The Rehearsal • A Dream of Passion 1980s Circle of Two

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