Abbott and Costello in Hollywood (5-Oct-1945)
Director: S. Sylvan Simon Writers: Nat Perrin; Lou Breslow; Martin A. Gosch Musical Direction: George Bassman Producer: Martin A. Gosch Keywords: Comedy Barbers Bud Abbott and Lou Costello try their hand at being Hollywood agents, promoting their friend who is a talented singer. Nicely paced with some zany gags but a relatively weak story; best viewed if one is already a fan. Cameos from some third-tier stars only (at this point Lucille Ball fell into this category.) Abbott and Costello's final MGM production, the comedy duo on loan from Universal for three films.
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Bud Abbott |
Actor |
2-Oct-1895 |
24-Apr-1974 |
Half of Abbott and Costello |
Warner Anderson |
Actor |
10-Mar-1911 |
26-Aug-1976 |
Matthew Swain on Peyton Place |
Lou Costello |
Actor |
6-Mar-1906 |
3-Mar-1959 |
Half of Abbott and Costello |
Donald MacBride |
Actor |
23-Jun-1889 |
21-Jun-1957 |
High Sierra |
Marion Martin |
Actor |
7-Jun-1908 |
13-Aug-1985 |
Boom Town |
Mike Mazurki |
Actor |
25-Dec-1907 |
9-Dec-1990 |
Murder, My Sweet |
Jean Porter |
Actor |
8-Dec-1925 |
|
Till the End of Time |
Frances Rafferty |
Actor |
16-Jun-1922 |
18-Apr-2004 |
Ruth Henshaw in December Bride |
Rags Ragland |
Actor |
23-Aug-1905 |
20-Aug-1946 |
Panama Hattie |
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