Love Is Better Than Ever (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Stanley Donen |
| Producer(s) | William H. Wright |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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Larry Parks(as Jud Parker)
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Larry Parks
(as Jud Parker)
Elizabeth Taylor(as Anastacia)
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Elizabeth Taylor
(as Anastacia)
Josephine Hutchinson(as Mrs. Macaboy)
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Josephine Hutchinson
(as Mrs. Macaboy)
Tom Tully(as Mr. Charles E. Macaboy)
Love Is Better Than Ever
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1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Tom Tully
(as Mr. Charles E. Macaboy)
Ann Doran(as Mrs. Levoy)
Love Is Better Than Ever
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1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Ann Doran
(as Mrs. Levoy)
Kathleen Freeman(as Mrs. Kahrney)
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Kathleen Freeman
(as Mrs. Kahrney)
Florence Auer(as Madame Secretary)
Love Is Better Than Ever
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1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Florence Auer
(as Madame Secretary)
Mae Clarke(as Mrs. Island)
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Love Is Better Than Ever
Released
1952
Mae Clarke
(as Mrs. Island)
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Love Is Better Than Ever (1952) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Stanley Donen and produced by William H. Wright.
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Love Is Better Than Ever(1952).
Love Is Better Than Ever(1952). A romantic comedy film directed by Stanley Donen from a screenplay by Ruth Brooks Flippen. Cast: Larry Parks and Elizabeth Taylor. The story begins when Broadway agent Jud Parker, travels to New Haven, to represent the dancing team, The Dean Brothers. While in New H... Read full article
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In 1951 star Larry Parks was among the first Hollywood personalities to admit that he had been a member of the Communist Party, in testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee. He was subsequently among those blacklisted in Hollywood, and the release of this film was delayed as a result.