Rhubarb (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Arthur Lubin |
| Producer(s) | George Seaton, William Perlberg |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family, Romance, Sports |
| Top Topics | Baseball |
Featured Cast of Rhubarb See More »
Ray Milland
(as Eric Yeager)
Jan Sterling
(as Polly Sickles)
Gene Lockhart
(as Thaddeus J. Banner)
William Frawley
(as Len Sickles)
Taylor Holmes
(as P. Duncan Munk)
Donald MacBride
(as Pheeny)
Larry J. Blake
(as Police Radio Voice)
Harry Cheshire
(as Mr. Seegle)
Rhubarb Overview:
Rhubarb (1951) was a Comedy - Family Film directed by Arthur Lubin and produced by George Seaton and William Perlberg.
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Rhubarb Quotes:
Eric Yeager:
How about some bait?
owner of the pet shop: I'm sorry sir, we have no meat department.
Eric Yeager: Meat? Golf balls is this cat's meat.
owner of the pet shop: I'm sorry sir, we have no meat department.
Eric Yeager: Meat? Golf balls is this cat's meat.
Eric Yeager:
[to Rhubarb] Now listen ya lug, you're in the chips now, the blue chips. So stop acting like a goon squad. This is an okay dame. She doesn't want a nickel of your dough.
[to Polly]
Eric Yeager: stroke him very gently on his head.
Polly Sickles: Why, he doesn't even hiss.
Eric Yeager: You're now a member of the club.
[to Polly]
Eric Yeager: stroke him very gently on his head.
Polly Sickles: Why, he doesn't even hiss.
Eric Yeager: You're now a member of the club.
Ball Player:
A Rhubarb. It's a donnybrook... a dust-up...
Eric Yeager: [takes phone] Lady, you know what happens at a sale, when two women get hold of the same dress? THAT's a Rhubarb!
[slams phone down]
See More Quotes from RhubarbEric Yeager: [takes phone] Lady, you know what happens at a sale, when two women get hold of the same dress? THAT's a Rhubarb!
[slams phone down]
Rhubarb Facts
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At the theatrical opening of this film, kids were handed (for free) an "autographed" picture of Rhubarb. The signature on the photo was a paw print.
At the end of the movie Paul Douglas has a cameo appearance with the line: "A litter from three wives.." In reference to the movie A Letter to Three Wives.
Fourteen different cats portrayed Rhubarb at different points in the film. Each cat was trained to do a different trick. Three of the most identical cats appeared in the courtroom scene where Polly Sickles has to choose which one is the real Rhubarb.