It's in the Bag (1945) |
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| Director(s) | Richard Wallace |
| Producer(s) | Jack H. Skirball |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Slapstick |
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Fred Allen(as Fred F. Trumble Floogle)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
Fred Allen
(as Fred F. Trumble Floogl...)
Jack Benny(as Himself)
It's in the Bag
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It's in the Bag
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1945
Jack Benny
(as Himself)
William Bendix(as Bill Bendix)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
William Bendix
(as Bill Bendix)
Binnie Barnes(as Eve Floogle)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
Binnie Barnes
(as Eve Floogle)
Robert Benchley(as Parker)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
Robert Benchley
(as Parker)
Jerry Colonna(as Dr. Greengrass, Psychiatrist)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
Jerry Colonna
(as Dr. Greengrass, Psychi...)
John Carradine(as Jefferson T. Pike)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
John Carradine
(as Jefferson T. Pike)
John Miljan(as Mr. Arnold)
It's in the Bag
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1945
It's in the Bag
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1945
John Miljan
(as Mr. Arnold)
It's in the Bag Overview:
It's in the Bag (1945) was a Comedy - Film directed by Richard Wallace and produced by Jack H. Skirball.
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It's in the Bag Quotes:
Eve Floogle:
You mean last year's diamonds? Oh no, we don't bother with them. You see, we just throw them out. They get so shabby, you know.
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On one of Fred Allen's "Texaco Star Theater" radio broadcasts circa 1941, Allen joked that Don Ameche was playing so many real-life characters in movies, if he wasn't careful Don Ameche would play Don Ameche in a movie one of these days. In this picture, Don Ameche indeed played Don Ameche - in a scene opposite Fred Allen.
"Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on February 17, 1950 with Fred Allen reprising his film role.