The Great American Broadcast (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Archie Mayo |
| Producer(s) | Darryl F. Zanuck, Kenneth Macgowan |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance, Sports |
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Alice Faye(as Vicki Adams)
The Great American Broadcast
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1941
The Great American Broadcast
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1941
Alice Faye
(as Vicki Adams)
John Payne(as Rix Martin)
The Great American Broadcast
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1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
John Payne
(as Rix Martin)
Jack Oakie(as Chuck Hadley)
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
Jack Oakie
(as Chuck Hadley)
Cesar Romero(as Bruce Chadwick)
The Great American Broadcast
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1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
Cesar Romero
(as Bruce Chadwick)
Fayard Nicholas(as Railroad Station Dance Specialty)
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
Fayard Nicholas
(as Railroad Station Dance...)
Harold Nicholas(as Railroad Station Dance Specialty)
The Great American Broadcast
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1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
Harold Nicholas
(as Railroad Station Dance...)
Lucien Littlefield(as Justice of the Peace)
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
Lucien Littlefield
(as Justice of the Peace)
M.J. Frankovich(as Radio Announcer)
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
The Great American Broadcast
Released
1941
M.J. Frankovich
(as Radio Announcer)
The Great American Broadcast Overview:
The Great American Broadcast (1941) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Archie Mayo and produced by Darryl F. Zanuck and Kenneth Macgowan.
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"Run Little Raindrop Run" (music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Mack Gordon) had been intended for this movie. Rather, in Springtime in the Rockies, Betty Grable, John Payne and a chorus would sing the song. Later, Miss Grable and Cesar Romero would dance to the melody, played by Harry James and His Music Makers.
Original 1919 Jess Willard-Jack Dempsey fight film footage used.