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Rejected Roles of 1950

Click below to see which actors turned down roles in the best movies of 1950. Where does this sort of trivia come from? Movie fans from around the world submit this trivia to us from TV interviews, books, magazine articles, DVD commentary, and other Hollywood and entertainment sources around the Internet.

Featured 1950 Trivia:

Charles Laughton in Cyrano De Bergerac?
Laughton spent a great deal of time in the 1930s trying to mount a film of the play about the swordsman with the huge nose for producer Alexander Korda, but Korda finally abandoned the project as being too uncommercial. The film was finally made in 1950 with José Ferrer.

See who turned down these 1950 films:

- Annie Get Your Gun (7)
- Born to Be Bad (2)
- Born Yesterday (4)
- Bright Leaf (1)
- Caged (2)
- Cyrano De Bergerac (2)
- Father of the Bride (2)
- The Glass Menagerie (1)
- In a Lonely Place (2)
- Mister 880 (1)
- No Sad Songs for Me (2)
- No Way Out (1)
- The Petty Girl (2)
- Stage Fright (1)
- Stella (1)
- Summer Stock (2)
- Sunset Blvd. (6)
- The Woman in Question (1)
- A Woman of Distinction (5)

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