"A hapless husband takes a back seat to his wife, the first female president of the United States."
Fred MacMurray
as Thad McCloud
Polly Bergen
as Leslie McCloud
Arlene Dahl
as Doris Reid Weaver
Edward Andrews
as Senator Walsh
Eli Wallach
as Raphael Valdez Jr.
Donald May
as Secret Service Agent John O'Connor
Harry Holcombe
as Vice President Bill Richards
Ahna Capri
as Gloria McCloud
Ronnie Dapo
as Peter McCloud
Richard St. John
as Jackson
Bill Walker
as Joseph
Adrienne Marden
as Miss Higgins
Leon Alton
as Burlesque Show Spectator (uncredited)
Don Anderson
as Reporter (uncredited)
Army Archerd
Eleanor Audley
as School Principal Osgood (uncredited)
John Banner
as Vasiliovich Alexminitch (uncredited)
Lillian Bronson
as Miss Currier (uncredited)
Joe Brooks
as Photographer (uncredited)
Robert Carson
as Presidential Diplomatic Aide (uncredited)
Taggart Casey
Irwin Charone
as TV Floor Manager (uncredited)
Robert Cleaves
as Writer (uncredited)
Booth Colman
as TV Producer (uncredited)
Paul Cristo
Richard Davies
as Captain (uncredited)
Francis De Sales
Sayre Dearing
as Colonel (uncredited)
Harry Denny
as Party Guest (uncredited)
George DeNormand
as Reporter in Oval Office (uncredited)
Ed Haskett
Jon Lormer
as Chief Justice (uncredited)
Kevin O'Neal
as Sneaker Morton (uncredited)
Beverly Powers
as Nana Peel (uncredited)
Joan Staley
as Blonde (uncredited)
Norma Varden
as Miss Disendorff (uncredited)
Art Lewis
as Lighting Man (uncredited)
Charles Fredericks
as Blonde's Escort (uncredited)
Fred Williams
Makeup Artist
Curtis Bernhardt
Director
Robert G. Kane
Screenplay
Howard Shoup
Costume Design
Herman A. Blumenthal
Art Direction
Producer
John P. Austin
Set Decoration
Bronislau Kaper
Original Music Composer
Robert Surtees
Director of Photography
Sam O'Steen
Editor
Gene Taft
Associate Producer
Story
Claude Binyon
Steven Bernhardt
Bob Herron
Stunts
Bill Cary
Still Photographer
