Our Very Own (1950) |
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| Director(s) | David Miller |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Goldwyn |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Ann Blyth(as Gail Macaulay)
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Ann Blyth
(as Gail Macaulay)
Farley Granger(as Chuck)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Farley Granger
(as Chuck)
Jane Wyatt(as Mrs. Fred)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Jane Wyatt
(as Mrs. Fred)
Ann Dvorak(as Mrs. Gert Lynch)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Ann Dvorak
(as Mrs. Gert Lynch)
Donald Cook(as Fred Macaulay)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Donald Cook
(as Fred Macaulay)
Natalie Wood(as Penny Macaulay)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Natalie Wood
(as Penny Macaulay)
Gus Schilling(as Frank, TV Repairman)
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Gus Schilling
(as Frank, TV Repairman)
Martin Milner(as Bert)
Our Very Own
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1950
Our Very Own
Released
1950
Martin Milner
(as Bert)
Our Very Own Overview:
Our Very Own (1950) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by David Miller and produced by Samuel Goldwyn.
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Our Very Own (1950)
The entire family – even the dog! – is enamored of the new television. (Image: torrentbutler.eu) Gail (Ann Blyth) is a pretty young girl who will soon be turning 18. She lives in a nice house with both of her suburban-perfect parents and two younger sisters. Things aren’t completel... Read full article
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Our Very Own Facts
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJune 11, 1951 with Farley Granger reprising his film role.
Rita Hamilton and Phyllis Kirk's debut film.
The inscription on Gail's locket reads : "From Mother and Daddy 6-14-49"
Jessica Grayson's final film.
The main theme by 'Victor Young (I)' was published as a song, "Our Very Own", with lyrics by John Elliott (as Jack Elliott).