Blonde Inspiration (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Busby Berkeley |
| Producer(s) | B.P. Fineman |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
Featured Cast of Blonde Inspiration See More »
Virginia Grey(as Margie Blake, Phil's Secretary)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Virginia Grey
(as Margie Blake, Phil's S...)
Albert Dekker(as Phil Hendricks)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Albert Dekker
(as Phil Hendricks)
Charles Butterworth(as 'Bittsy' Conway)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Charles Butterworth
(as 'Bittsy' Conway)
Donald Meek(as 'Dusty' King)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Donald Meek
(as 'Dusty' King)
Reginald Owen(as Reginald Mason)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Reginald Owen
(as Reginald Mason)
Marion Martin(as Wanda 'Baby')
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Marion Martin
(as Wanda 'Baby')
George Lessey(as C. V. Hutchins)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
George Lessey
(as C. V. Hutchins)
Byron Foulger(as Hutchins' Associate)
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Blonde Inspiration
Released
1941
Byron Foulger
(as Hutchins' Associate)
Blonde Inspiration Overview:
Blonde Inspiration (1941) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Busby Berkeley and produced by B.P. Fineman.
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Blonde Inspiration Quotes:
Regina Mason:
Father, why don't you stand up for yourself; are you a man or a mouse?
Reginald Mason: I must be a man; your mother is afraid of mice.
See More Quotes from Blonde InspirationReginald Mason: I must be a man; your mother is afraid of mice.
Blonde Inspiration Facts
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John Dilson (Mr. Johnson) and Ralph Dunn (Policeman) were in cast list records for those roles in this movie, but they did not appear. Also, Lloyd Nolan was in production charts for this movie, but he also did not appear.
Although the screen credits a play by John Cecil Holm as the basis for the screenplay, no record of any production of the play has been found.