Bus Stop

E92895

film romantic comedy-drama film

Bus Stop is a 1956 romantic comedy-drama film starring Marilyn Monroe as a small-town saloon singer pursued by a naive cowboy.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	film → romantic comedy-drama film →
aspectRatio	CinemaScope →
basedOn	Bus Stop (play) →
basedOnWorkBy	William Inge →
character	Beauregard Decker → Cherie → Virgil Blessing →
cinematographyBy	Milton R. Krasner →
colorProcess	DeLuxe Color →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Joshua Logan →
distributedBy	20th Century Fox →
distributedInFormat	CinemaScope theatrical release →
editedBy	William H. Reynolds →
filmFormat	Color →
filmingLocation	Arizona → California →
genre	comedy-drama → romantic comedy →
hasNominee	Don Murray →
language	English →
MarilynMonroeRoleType	saloon singer →
musicBy	Alfred Newman →
nominatedFor	Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor →
notableFor	one of Marilyn Monroe's acclaimed dramatic-comic performances →
originalLanguage	English →
plotSummary	A naive young cowboy falls in love with a small-town saloon singer and pursues her on a bus trip to Phoenix. →
portrays	Arthur O'Connell as Virgil Blessing → Don Murray as Beauregard Decker → Marilyn Monroe as Cherie →
producer	Buddy Adler →
productionCompany	20th Century Fox →
publicationDate	1956 →
releaseDateUS	August 31, 1956 →
releaseYear	1956 →
runningTime	96 minutes →
screenwriter	George Axelrod →
setting	American West → Phoenix, Arizona →
starring	Arthur O'Connell → Betty Field → Don Murray → Eileen Heckart → Marilyn Monroe → Robert Bray →
title	Bus Stop →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Marilyn Monroe →	notableWork
Bus Stop →	title