Blue Denim (1959) |
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| Director(s) | Philip Dunne |
| Producer(s) | Charles Brackett |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Brandon De Wilde(as Arthur Bartley)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Brandon De Wilde
(as Arthur Bartley)
Macdonald Carey(as Maj. Malcolm Bartley, Ret.)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Macdonald Carey
(as Maj. Malcolm Bartley, ...)
Marsha Hunt(as Jessie Bartley)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Marsha Hunt
(as Jessie Bartley)
Vaughn Taylor(as Professor Willard)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Vaughn Taylor
(as Professor Willard)
Roberta Shore(as Cherie)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Roberta Shore
(as Cherie)
Malcolm Atterbury(as Marriage License Clerk)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Malcolm Atterbury
(as Marriage License Clerk)
Jesslyn Fax(as Aunt Margaret)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
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1959
Jesslyn Fax
(as Aunt Margaret)
William Schallert(as George)
Blue Denim
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1959
Blue Denim
Released
1959
William Schallert
(as George)
Blue Denim Overview:
Blue Denim (1959) was a Drama - Film directed by Philip Dunne and produced by Charles Brackett.
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Twentieth Century-Fox announced that a sequel to 'Blue Denim' was planned, and would be called 'After Blue Denim' - the sequel was never made.
This originally began as a Broadway play written by "Midnight Cowboy" author James Leo Herlihy which opened at the Playhouse Theater on February 27, 1958, ran for 166 performances and closed on July 19, 1958.
Herb Alpert can be seen playing the trumpet in the band at the school dance.
Although it was initially scheduled to be released in the U.S. as "Blue Jeans," the title was changed to "Blue Denim." National Screen Service did print up posters with the original title, but they are rare.