Goodbye Charlie (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Vincente Minnelli |
| Producer(s) | David Weisbart |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Fantasy, Film Adaptation, Romance |
| Top Topics | Based on Play, Playboys |
Featured Cast of Goodbye Charlie See More »
Tony Curtis(as George Wellington Tracy)
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Tony Curtis
(as George Wellington Trac...)
Debbie Reynolds(as The Reincarnated Charlie Sorel / Virginia Mason)
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Debbie Reynolds
(as The Reincarnated Charl...)
Pat Boone(as Bruce Minton, the 3rd)
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Pat Boone
(as Bruce Minton, the 3rd)
Martin Gabel(as Morton Craft)
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Martin Gabel
(as Morton Craft)
Walter Matthau(as Sir Leopold Sartori)
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Goodbye Charlie
Released
1964
Walter Matthau
(as Sir Leopold Sartori)
Goodbye Charlie Overview:
Goodbye Charlie (1964) was a Comedy - Fantasy Film directed by Vincente Minnelli and produced by David Weisbart.
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Goodbye Charlie Quotes:
Sir Leopold Sartori:
If I were not Hungarian, I would be speechless.
Sir Leopold Sartori:
Turn down the air conditioning in the bowling alley.
Sir Leopold Sartori:
You speak in riddles, my Sphinx.
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The title role was offered to Marilyn Monroe shortly before her death. She rejected it judging the role as "not feminine at all".
The original Broadway production of "Goodbye Charlie" by George Axelrod opened at the Lyceum Theater on December 16, 1959 and ran for 109 performances starring Lauren Bacall.