The Happy Years (1950) |
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| Director(s) | William A. Wellman |
| Producer(s) | Carey Wilson |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance, Sports |
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Dean Stockwell(as John Humperdink 'Dink' Stover)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Dean Stockwell
(as John Humperdink 'Dink'...)
Darryl Hickman(as 'Tough' McCarty)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Darryl Hickman
(as 'Tough' McCarty)
Leon Ames(as Samuel H. Stover)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Leon Ames
(as Samuel H. Stover)
Leo G. Carroll(as The Old Roman)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Leo G. Carroll
(as The Old Roman)
George Chandler(as Johnny)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
George Chandler
(as Johnny)
Irving Bacon(as Mr. Conover)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Irving Bacon
(as Mr. Conover)
Lisa Golm(as Connie's Maid)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
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1950
Lisa Golm
(as Connie's Maid)
Dwayne Hickman(as Fred 'Happy' Mather)
The Happy Years
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1950
The Happy Years
Released
1950
Dwayne Hickman
(as Fred 'Happy' Mather)
The Happy Years Overview:
The Happy Years (1950) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by Carey Wilson.
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A nostalgic boyhood saga, filmed in Technicolor by MGM, with a distinguished director, William A. Wellman, this picture failed to net a contemporary New York Times review.
Filmed (at least in part) on location at the The Lawrenceville School, where the real story takes place. MGM dug up the paved paths around the school to make it look like it did during the time of the story. Most of the school looks the same still today with only a few building added over the last century.
Robert Wagner's first film.