Walk, Don't Run

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Cast

Cary Grant
as Sir William Rutland

Samantha Eggar
as Christine Easton

Jim Hutton
as Steve Davis

Miiko Taka
as Aiko Kurawa

John Standing
as Julius P. Haversack

Ted Hartley
as Yuri Andreyovitch

A. Ben Astar
as Dimitri

George Takei
as Police Captain

Teru Shimada
as Mr. Kurawa

Lois Kiuchi
as Mrs. Kurawa

Bob Okazaki
as Plant Manager

James Yagi
as Rutland's Driver

Craig Matsunaga
as Boy

Patty Siu
as Girl

Miyoshi Jingu
as Woman

Dale Ishimoto
as Plain Clothesman

Frank Kumagai
as Plain Clothesman

William Saito
as Japanese Athlete

C.K. Yang
as Chinese Athlete

Sonya Harrison
as American Athlete

Kenneth Parker
as American Athlete

Gail Peters
as American Athlete

Mel Profit
as American Athlete

Burt Santos
as Mexican Athlete

Isabel Boniface
as Mexican Athlete

Holger Abro
as Swedish Athlete

Alex Rodine
as Swedish Athlete

David Draper
as Swedish Athlete

Sonja Haney
as Swedish Athlete

Peggy Rea
as Russian Shot Putter

Ilona Wilson
as German Athlete

Andre Hemmers
as German Athlete

Wendee Tochihara
as Japanese Twin

Jodee Tochihara
as Japanese Twin

Jane Tochihara
as Japanese Mother

Noriko
as Bath Attendant

Mori Moto
as Bath Attendant

Anna Shin
as Bath Attendant

Irene Mizushima
as Bath Attendant

Yoko Tani
as Bath Attendant

Susan Ikeda
as Japanese Waitress

June Kawai
as Japanese Waitress

Miko Mayama
as Japanese Waitress

Randy Okazaki
as Cab Driver

George Matsui
as Desk Clerk

Roy Taguchi
as Desk Clerk

Kay Shimatsu
as Assistant Manager

Robert Kino
as Assistant Manager

Rollin Moriyama
as Manager

Sheri Yamasaki
as Hostess

Vickey Cason
as Contortionist

Alan Chee
as Ad Lib

Lei Kim
as Ad Lib

Lukas Shimatsu
as Ad Lib

Roy Ogata
as Ad Lib

Yangi Kitadani
as Ad Lib

Monty O'Grady
as Ad Lib

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Critic Reviews for Walk, Don't Run

Audience Reviews for Walk, Don't Run

• Sep 05, 2010

  Grant's last movie! It's a remake of an older movie, which I liked better, actually, but this movie has a good cast and it's funny, so I liked it anyway.
  Aj V Super Reviewer
• Aug 07, 2010

  It was just too much. Cary Grant does a nice job as usual but the characters are all blah and Samantha Eggar is just annoying. It was a lot of strung together silly moments without any real story.
  Sunil J Super Reviewer
• May 18, 2010

  Holy Cary Grant in his boxers! Loved that. Freaking priceless and it may have been his last film, but damn, he went out in style. Grant is easily and obviously the best part of this film and he is pure brilliance. Can't say quite as much for the story, but it was still a cute little romantic comedy and I'll give plot and setting a + for originality.
  Jennifer D Super Reviewer
• Apr 23, 2008

  Grant's last film ... and therein the reason to go there. And he's competent enough, given a few scenes wherein the old magic can shine, and by george, he's still got it. But the overall work, eh, not so much, a light and obvious love match-up interestingly set against the 1964 Toyko Olympic Games, with Grant as the matchmaker.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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