Living in a Big Way (1947) |
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| Director(s) | Gregory La Cava |
| Producer(s) | Pandro S. Berman |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical |
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Gene Kelly(as Leo Gogarty)
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Gene Kelly
(as Leo Gogarty)
Charles Winninger(as D. Rutherford Morgan)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Charles Winninger
(as D. Rutherford Morgan)
Phyllis Thaxter(as Peggy Randall)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Phyllis Thaxter
(as Peggy Randall)
Spring Byington(as Mrs. Minerva Alsop Morgan)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Spring Byington
(as Mrs. Minerva Alsop Mor...)
Jean Adair(as Abigail Morgan)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Jean Adair
(as Abigail Morgan)
John Warburton(as 'Skippy' Stuart Simms)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
John Warburton
(as 'Skippy' Stuart Simms)
John Alexander(as Attorney Ambridge)
Living in a Big Way
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1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
John Alexander
(as Attorney Ambridge)
Phyllis Kennedy(as Elsie, the Maid)
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Living in a Big Way
Released
1947
Phyllis Kennedy
(as Elsie, the Maid)
Living in a Big Way Overview:
Living in a Big Way (1947) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Gregory La Cava and produced by Pandro S. Berman.
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Living in a Big Way Quotes:
Abigail Morgan:
You can't unbend the twig after the tree is full-grown.
Peggy Randall:
A war marriage is as good as any other marriage - if it's to the right man.
Margaud Morgan:
For months I've been wondering why I got married in the first place. Now I know it was the uniform.
Leo Gogarty: You forget that I was in the uniform at the time.
Leo Gogarty: You forget that I was in the uniform at the time.
Leo Gogarty:
If a lady asks you to jump on her bed, you'd better do it - she may not repeat the invitation!
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This box-office failure was the last credited movie for the renowned, innovative director, screenwriter and occasional producer Gregory La Cava, who had begun working in the film industry as an animator in 1916.
This musical (which can be labeled a semi-musical) marked the second and last time that Gene Kelly would sing and dance in a black-and-white vehicle. Gene's previous monochromatic musical had been his debut picture, For Me and My Gal.