Executive Suite (1954)
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as McDonald Walling
as Mary Blemond Walling
as Julia Tredway
as Loren Phineas Shaw
as Frederick Y. Alderson
as Eva Bardeman
as Josiah Walter Dudley
as George Nyle Caswell
as Jesse W. Grimm
as Erica Martin
as Mike Walling
as Bill Lundeen
as Mrs. George Nyle Caswell
as Sara Asenath Grimm
as Edith Alderson
as Julius Steigel
as Ed Benedeck
as Luigi Cassoni
as Western Union Operator
as Cop
as Mailroom Boy
as Alderson's Secretary
as Salesman
as Grimm's Secretary
as Morgue Official
as Morgue Official
as News Dealer
as News Dealer
as Cab Driver
as Stork Club Hatcheck Girl
as Salesman
as Telephone Operator
as Nurse
as Stork Club Waiter
as Enrique, Stork Club Waiter Captain
as Avery Bullard
as Lee Ormond
as Umpire
as Reporter
as Airport Clerk
as Spectator at Ball Game
as Toll Station Attendant
as Liz
as Servant
as Worker
as Worker
as Liz, Old Woman
as Sam Teal
as Miss Clark
as Umpire
as Shaw's Secretary
as Narrator/Tredway
as Jimmy Farrell
as Wailing Housekeeper
as City Editor
as Maid
as Worker
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Guest
as Guest
as Guest
as Guest
as Bit Role
as Bit Role
as Bit Role
as Bit Role
as Bit Role
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Critic Reviews for Executive Suite
All Critics (7) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)
A slick, quintessential 1950s melodrama, about intrigues and leadership in the business world, well acted by an all-star cast: William Holden, Barabara Stanwyck, Fredric March, June Allyson.
...still manages to hold up reasonably well after more than fifty years. (Barbara Stanwyck Signature Collection)
The dramatics are riveting, though it's all superficial.
Glossy, star packed drama with Holden in top form.
Audience Reviews for Executive Suite
A great movie about corporate competition, and with great actors too.
Super Reviewer
Very good 50's corporate drama. Top cast all give fine perfomances. Holden and June Allyson are well matched and Barbara gives her all in her few scenes.
Super Reviewer
When Executive Suite started and the credits rolled off the names that made up the powerhouse cast (finishing with directing credit going to the late, great Robert Wise) I thought I was in for a greatly underrated and overlooked classic. When the end credits rolled I by no stretch of the imagination felt the same way. The first half hour to 45 minutes of Executive Suite started off strong enough but eventually turned into an instructional video about how to helm a hostile takeover. The cast was good enough even if there wasn't nearly enough Barbara Stanwyck. Not enough of my interest was held for me to get the details but by the time William Holden delivered that Rynd-esque speech at the end I didn't really care enough to recommend this movie. But then again my DVR cut off at the very end.
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