Lucky Me (1954) |
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| Director(s) | Jack Donohue |
| Producer(s) | Henry Blanke |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
Featured Cast of Lucky Me See More »
Doris Day
(as Candy Williams)
Robert Cummings
(as Dick Carson)
Phil Silvers
(as Hap Schneider)
Martha Hyer
(as Lorraine Thayer)
Marcel Dalio
(as Anton)
Hayden Rorke
(as Tommy Arthur)
William Bakewell
(as Motorist)
Angie Dickinson
(as Party Guest)
Lucky Me Overview:
Lucky Me (1954) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Jack Donohue and produced by Henry Blanke.
Lucky Me BlogHub Articles:
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Lucky Me Quotes:
Candy Williams:
[sings] That's why I wanna sing like an angel, and dance, dance, like the devil. So Mr. Leader-man, strike up the band, and let's go! Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go¸ let's go!
Candy Williams:
[sings] There's thirteen reasons why I feel this way.
Candy Williams:
This is strictly business, Mr. Carson.
Dick Carson: Yes, Miss Williams. Strictly business.
Candy Williams: Oh, Mr. Carson!
[hugs him]
Dick Carson: Yes, Miss Williams. Strictly business.
Candy Williams: Oh, Mr. Carson!
[hugs him]
Hap Schneider:
"Food By Anton". There's a nice bit. Here we are loaded with talent, and some hash hustler gets his name up in lights.
Fortune Teller:
Be alert, my child. You are passing through a period of opportunity. You are on the brink of adventure. A mysterious stranger lurks in your future. A stranger who may serve as a guide to your fortune and destiny.
Candy Williams: A mysterious stranger.
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Lucky Me Facts
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This is the first musical to be filmed in CinemaScope.
Doris Day did not want to make this movie but had to under contract obligations.
Angie Dickinson's film debut.