Pot o' Gold (1941) |
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| Director(s) | George Marshall |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
Featured Cast of Pot o' Gold See More »
James Stewart(as James Hamilton 'Jimmy' Haskell)
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
James Stewart
(as James Hamilton 'Jimmy'...)
Paulette Goddard(as Molly McCorkle)
Pot o' Gold
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1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Paulette Goddard
(as Molly McCorkle)
Charles Winninger(as Charles 'C.J.' Haskell)
Pot o' Gold
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1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Charles Winninger
(as Charles 'C.J.' Haskell)
Mary Gordon(as Mom McCorkle)
Pot o' Gold
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1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Mary Gordon
(as Mom McCorkle)
Charles Arnt(as Parks)
Pot o' Gold
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1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Charles Arnt
(as Parks)
Aldrich Bowker(as Judge Mike Murray)
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Aldrich Bowker
(as Judge Mike Murray)
Art Carney(as Band Member / Radio Announcer)
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Art Carney
(as Band Member / Radio An...)
Edgar Dearing(as Police Officer McGinty)
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Pot o' Gold
Released
1941
Edgar Dearing
(as Police Officer McGinty)
Pot o' Gold Overview:
Pot o' Gold (1941) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by George Marshall .
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Pot o' Gold Quotes:
Molly McCorkle:
You've heard of the Hatfields and the McCoys?
Hames Hamilton 'Jimmy' Haskell: Yeah.
Molly McCorkle: Well this is a fight between the Haskells and the McCorkles.
See More Quotes from Pot o' GoldHames Hamilton 'Jimmy' Haskell: Yeah.
Molly McCorkle: Well this is a fight between the Haskells and the McCorkles.
Pot o' Gold Facts
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"Pot O' Gold" was a radio program that featured musical routines; this film is a movie version of that radio program.
First movie for Art Carney.
Finnish censorship certificate # 207017 delivered on 10-6-2008 (DVD).
Jerry Adler, younger brother of Larry Adler, taught James Stewart how to hold the harmonica and mime the playing for the movie, and was the person who did the actual playing of the harmonica music supposedly done by Stewart, who continued playing the instrument after the movie.