Good-bye, My Lady (1956) |
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| Director(s) | William A. Wellman |
| Producer(s) | John Wayne |
| Top Genres | Drama |
| Top Topics | Dogs |
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Walter Brennan(as Uncle Jesse Jackson)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Walter Brennan
(as Uncle Jesse Jackson)
Brandon De Wilde(as Skeeter)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Brandon De Wilde
(as Skeeter)
William Hopper(as Walden Grover)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
William Hopper
(as Walden Grover)
Phil Harris(as Mr. Cash)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Phil Harris
(as Mr. Cash)
Sidney Poitier(as Gates)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Sidney Poitier
(as Gates)
Louise Beavers(as Bonnie Drew)
Good-bye, My Lady
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1956
Good-bye, My Lady
Released
1956
Louise Beavers
(as Bonnie Drew)
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Good-bye, My Lady (1956) was a Drama - Film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by John Wayne.
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After Skeeter has placed Lady in the cage in the back of the pickup, Skeeter closes the tailgate and the pickup immediately drives away. This pickup is from a time when the tailgate was held shut by hooks on each side that are held in place on the ends of chains. To close the tailgate it was necessary to put those hooks in place or the tailgate would fall open. Skeeter had no time, and had made no effort to use these hooks.
According to Hedda Hopper's column of August 28, 1955, director William A. Wellman was planning to cast Vivian Vance and William Frawley (the Mertzes in I Love Lucy) to play a married couple in a single scene for this film.