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Here Comes the Groom (20-Sep-1951)

Director: Frank Capra

Writers: Robert Riskin; Liam O'Brien; Virginia Van Upp; Myles Connolly

Producer: Frank Capra

Keywords: Musical Comedy

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Actor
15-May-1936   Carnival!
Irving Bacon
Actor
6-Sep-1893 5-Feb-1965 Mr. Beazley
Walter Catlett
Actor
4-Feb-1889 14-Nov-1960 Bringing Up Baby
Ellen Corby
Actor
3-Jun-1911 14-Apr-1999 Grandma on The Waltons
Bing Crosby
Singer
3-May-1903 14-Oct-1977 White Christmas
Howard Freeman
Actor
9-Dec-1899 11-Dec-1967 Theatre and character actor
Connie Gilchrist
Actor
17-Jul-1895 3-Mar-1985 Character actress
Minna Gombell
Actor
28-May-1892 14-Apr-1973 Block-Heads
Robert Keith
Actor
10-Feb-1896 22-Dec-1966 Guys and Dolls
Alan Reed
Actor
20-Aug-1907 14-Jun-1977 Voice of Fred Flintstone
Alexis Smith
Actor
8-Jun-1921 9-Jun-1993 Here Comes the Groom
Franchot Tone
Actor
27-Feb-1905 18-Sep-1968 Advise and Consent
H. B. Warner
Actor
26-Oct-1875 21-Dec-1958 The King of Kings
Ian Wolfe
Actor
4-Nov-1896 23-Jan-1992 Bedlam
Jane Wyman
Actor
5-Jan-1917 10-Sep-2007 Falcon Crest

CAST

Bing Crosby   ...   Pete
Jane Wyman   ...   Emmadel Jones
Alexis Smith   ...   Winifred Stanley
Franchot Tone   ...   Wilbur Stanley
James Barton   ...   Pa Jones
with
Robert Keith   ...   George Degnan
Jacques Gencel   ...   Bobby
H. B. Warner   ...   Uncle Elihu
Beverly Washburn   ...   Suzi
Nicholas Joy   ...   Uncle Prentiss
Connie Gilchrist   ...   Ma Jones
Ian Wolfe   ...   Uncle Adam
Walter Catlett   ...   Mr. McGonigle
Ellen Corby   ...   Mrs. McGonigle
Alan Reed   ...   Mr. Godfrey
James Burke   ...   Policeman
Minna Gombell   ...   Mrs. Godfrey
Irving Bacon   ...   Baines
Howard Freeman   ...   Governor
Ted Thorpe   ...   Paul Pipitt
Maidel Turner   ...   Aunt Abby
Art Baker   ...   Radio Announcer
and Introducing
Anna Maria Alberghetti   ...   Theresa

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 2-Jan-2007)

Although it is a light hearted movie, there is a serious issue in the background of war orphans in Paris. Bing is a reporter who went to Paris right after WWII to do a postwar story and stayed for 3 years. His girl back home decided not to wait. The light hearted part comes with trying to win her back. Enjoyed Franchet Tone and Alexis Smith as well as Bing and Jane Wyman and their performances.Being a child of the fifties, I also enjoyed seeing a television actress whom I had seen in many TV shows and admired for her acting: Beverly Washburn. Good story, but not quite believable.


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