Magic Town (1947) |
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| Director(s) | William A. Wellman |
| Producer(s) | William A. Wellman (uncredited), Robert Riskin |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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James Stewart(as Rip Smith)
Magic Town
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
James Stewart
(as Rip Smith)
Jane Wyman(as Mary Peterman)
Magic Town
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Jane Wyman
(as Mary Peterman)
Kent Smith(as Hoopendecker)
Magic Town
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Kent Smith
(as Hoopendecker)
Ned Sparks(as Ike)
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Ned Sparks
(as Ike)
Wallace Ford(as Lou Dicketts)
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Wallace Ford
(as Lou Dicketts)
Regis Toomey(as Ed Weaver)
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Regis Toomey
(as Ed Weaver)
Ann Doran(as Mrs. Weaver)
Magic Town
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Ann Doran
(as Mrs. Weaver)
Donald Meek(as Mr. Twiddle)
Magic Town
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1947
Magic Town
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1947
Donald Meek
(as Mr. Twiddle)
Magic Town Overview:
Magic Town (1947) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by William A. Wellman and Robert Riskin.
Magic Town BlogHub Articles:
Magic Town (1947)
Rip Smith (Jimmy Stewart) is an entrepreneur who has unsuccessfully attempted to run a big city opinion polling business. Forced to close the place up, it seems that Rip may be out of options – that is, until he discovers a Magic Town called Grandview. Grandview is a small town, statistically ... Read full article
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Magic Town Quotes:
Mary Peterman:
The air becomes charged with electricity around desperate men.
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"Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on January 6, 1950 with James Stewart reprising his film role.
Final film of Donald Meek.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onDecember 15, 1947 with James Stewart and Jane Wyman reprising their film roles