Tammy and the Bachelor (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Pevney |
| Producer(s) | Ross Hunter |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Debbie Reynolds(as Tambrey 'Tammy' Tyree)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
Released
1957
Debbie Reynolds
(as Tambrey 'Tammy' Tyree)
Leslie Nielsen(as Peter Brent)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Leslie Nielsen
(as Peter Brent)
Walter Brennan(as John Dinwitty, Tammy's Grandpa)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
Released
1957
Walter Brennan
(as John Dinwitty, Tammy's...)
Mala Powers(as Barbara Bissle)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Mala Powers
(as Barbara Bissle)
Sidney Blackmer(as Professor Joel Brent)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Sidney Blackmer
(as Professor Joel Brent)
Mildred Natwick(as Aunt Renie)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Mildred Natwick
(as Aunt Renie)
Fay Wray(as Mrs. Deena Brent)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
Released
1957
Fay Wray
(as Mrs. Deena Brent)
Philip Ober(as Alfred Bissle)
Tammy and the Bachelor
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1957
Tammy and the Bachelor
Released
1957
Philip Ober
(as Alfred Bissle)
Tammy and the Bachelor Overview:
Tammy and the Bachelor (1957) was a Musical - Romance Film directed by Joseph Pevney and produced by Ross Hunter.
Academy Awards 1957 --- Ceremony Number 30 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Music - Song | Music and Lyrics by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston | Nominated |
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Tammy and the Bachelor Facts
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In August 1957, this film was being shown on a double bill with The Midnight Story.
Debbie Reynolds' single "Tammy" spent 23 weeks on the "Top 40" charts, starting 07/22/57. It was #1 for five weeks. It was also nominated for a "Best Song" Academy Award for 1957 (but lost to 'All the Way' from the film The Joker Is Wild.)
The title song "Tammy" became a number one smash hit for Debbie Reynolds in 1957 winning her a Gold Record.