As Young as You Feel (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Harmon Jones |
| Producer(s) | Lamar Trotti |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Mistaken Identity, Secretaries |
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Monty Woolley(as John R. Hodges)
As Young as You Feel
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1951
As Young as You Feel
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1951
Monty Woolley
(as John R. Hodges)
Thelma Ritter(as Della Hodges)
As Young as You Feel
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As Young as You Feel
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1951
Thelma Ritter
(as Della Hodges)
David Wayne(as Joe Elliott)
As Young as You Feel
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As Young as You Feel
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1951
David Wayne
(as Joe Elliott)
Jean Peters(as Alice Hodges)
As Young as You Feel
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As Young as You Feel
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1951
Jean Peters
(as Alice Hodges)
Constance Bennett(as Lucille McKinley)
As Young as You Feel
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1951
As Young as You Feel
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1951
Constance Bennett
(as Lucille McKinley)
Marilyn Monroe(as Harriet)
As Young as You Feel
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1951
As Young as You Feel
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1951
Marilyn Monroe
(as Harriet)
Albert Dekker(as Louis McKinley)
As Young as You Feel
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1951
As Young as You Feel
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1951
Albert Dekker
(as Louis McKinley)
Minor Watson(as Harold P. Cleveland)
As Young as You Feel
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1951
As Young as You Feel
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1951
Minor Watson
(as Harold P. Cleveland)
As Young as You Feel Overview:
As Young as You Feel (1951) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Harmon Jones and produced by Lamar Trotti.
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My (Slightly Less Than) Month With Marilyn: As Young As You Feel (1951)
I really wanted to go in chronological order but unfortunately wasn’t able to get the film before this one (Hometown Story), and already being a day behind figured I’d just skip it for now. The next film in our month is the 1951 film As Young As You Feel, the first made under Marilyn&#... Read full article
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It was during the production of this film that Marilyn Monroe met her future husband, Arthur Miller.
The term "Consolidated Motors" is said sixty-one times during this film.
On December 10, 1950, Marilyn Monroe began her second contractual relationship with Twentieth Century Fox. (Their initial association had lasted one year, beginning August 26, 1946.) This movie, shot between December 15, 1950 and late January 1951, was Marilyn's first assignment under the new contract.