High Time (1960) |
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| Director(s) | Blake Edwards |
| Producer(s) | Charles Brackett, Bing Crosby |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical |
| Top Topics | College |
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Bing Crosby(as Harvey Howard)
High Time
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1960
High Time
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1960
Bing Crosby
(as Harvey Howard)
Fabian (as Gil Sparrow)
High Time
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1960
High Time
Released
1960
Fabian
(as Gil Sparrow)
Tuesday Weld(as Joy Elder)
High Time
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1960
High Time
Released
1960
Tuesday Weld
(as Joy Elder)
Richard Beymer(as Bob Bannerman)
High Time
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1960
High Time
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1960
Richard Beymer
(as Bob Bannerman)
Yvonne Craig(as Randy 'Scoop' Pruitt)
High Time
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1960
High Time
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1960
Yvonne Craig
(as Randy 'Scoop' Pruitt)
Gavin MacLeod(as Professor Thayer)
High Time
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1960
High Time
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1960
Gavin MacLeod
(as Professor Thayer)
Dick Crockett(as Bones McKinney)
High Time
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1960
High Time
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1960
Dick Crockett
(as Bones McKinney)
Douglass Dumbrille(as Judge Carter)
High Time
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1960
High Time
Released
1960
Douglass Dumbrille
(as Judge Carter)
High Time Overview:
High Time (1960) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Blake Edwards and produced by Charles Brackett and Bing Crosby.
Academy Awards 1960 --- Ceremony Number 33 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Music - Song | Music by James Van Heusen; Lyrics by Sammy Cahn | Nominated |
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High Time Quotes:
Harvey Howard Jr.:
[Outraged and shocked over his father's decision to enter college at 51, while he, himself, never graduated] Father, I warn you, I can be pretty stubborn when I'm pushed!
Harvey Howard: [Completely nonplussed] So's your old man.
See More Quotes from High TimeHarvey Howard: [Completely nonplussed] So's your old man.
High Time Facts
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Under the working title "Big Daddy", this film was originally planned as a vehicle for Gary Cooper. When Cooper's terminal illness prevented his appearing, Bing Crosby was brought in and the script revised to suit his talents.
Irene Vernon's final film.