Kiss the Boys Goodbye (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Victor Schertzinger |
| Producer(s) | William LeBaron, Paul Jones |
| Top Genres | Musical |
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Don Ameche(as Lloyd Lloyd)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Don Ameche
(as Lloyd Lloyd)
Mary Martin(as Cindy Lou Bethany)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Mary Martin
(as Cindy Lou Bethany)
Oscar Levant(as Dick Rayburn aka Oscar)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Oscar Levant
(as Dick Rayburn aka Oscar)
Virginia Dale(as Gwendolyn Abbott)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Virginia Dale
(as Gwendolyn Abbott)
Barbara Jo Allen(as Myra Stanhope)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Barbara Jo Allen
(as Myra Stanhope)
Raymond Walburn(as Top Rumson)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Raymond Walburn
(as Top Rumson)
Elizabeth Patterson(as Aunt Lily Lou Bethany)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Elizabeth Patterson
(as Aunt Lily Lou Bethany)
Jerome Cowan(as Bert Fisher)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Kiss the Boys Goodbye
Released
1941
Jerome Cowan
(as Bert Fisher)
Kiss the Boys Goodbye Overview:
Kiss the Boys Goodbye (1941) was a Musical - Film directed by Victor Schertzinger and produced by William LeBaron and Paul Jones.
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Originally planned as a vehicle for Jean Arthur (who had actually tested for the role of Scarlett O'Hara). She had to drop out of 'Kiss the Boys Goodbye' after being tied up at RKO with The Devil and Miss Jones. 'Mary Martin' was cast in the role meant for Arthur.
One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since.