The Eddie Cantor Story (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Alfred E. Green |
| Producer(s) | Sidney Skolsky |
| Top Genres | Biographical, Drama, Musical |
| Top Topics | Musicians, Singers, True Story (based on) |
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Aline MacMahon(as Grandma Esther)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Aline MacMahon
(as Grandma Esther)
Arthur Franz(as Harry Harris)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Arthur Franz
(as Harry Harris)
Greta Granstedt(as Rachel Tobias)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Greta Granstedt
(as Rachel Tobias)
Gerald Mohr(as Rocky Kramer)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Gerald Mohr
(as Rocky Kramer)
William Forrest(as Flo Ziegfeld)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
William Forrest
(as Flo Ziegfeld)
Marie Windsor(as Cleo Abbott)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Marie Windsor
(as Cleo Abbott)
Ann Doran(as Lillian Edwards)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
Ann Doran
(as Lillian Edwards)
Hal March(as Gus Edwards)
The Eddie Cantor Story
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1953
The Eddie Cantor Story
Released
1953
Hal March
(as Gus Edwards)
The Eddie Cantor Story Overview:
The Eddie Cantor Story (1953) was a Biographical - Drama Film directed by Alfred E. Green and produced by Sidney Skolsky.
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'Larry Parks', who had played Al Jolson in The Jolson Story and Jolson Sings Again, was signed from Columbia by Warner Brothers to reprise his role of Jolson in this movie. However he was blacklisted for being a communist in late 1951, and shooting commenced on January 1952, so Warner Brothers replaced the character of Jolson with that of Jimmy Durante.
After attending the premiere of this film, Eddie Cantor said, "If that was my life, I didn't live."
The character of "Rocky Kramer," played by Gerald Mohr, is based on Louie Lepke, founder of Murder, Incorporated. Lepke and Eddie Cantor grew up together in the same neighborhood.
John Anderson's first movie role.