The Impatient Years (1944) |
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| Director(s) | Irving Cummings |
| Producer(s) | Irving Cummings, Virginia Van Upp |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Jean Arthur(as Janie Anderson)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Jean Arthur
(as Janie Anderson)
Lee Bowman(as Andy Anderson)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Lee Bowman
(as Andy Anderson)
Charles Coburn(as William Smith)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Charles Coburn
(as William Smith)
Edgar Buchanan(as Judge)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Edgar Buchanan
(as Judge)
Harry Davenport(as Minister)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Harry Davenport
(as Minister)
Jane Darwell(as Minister's Wife)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Jane Darwell
(as Minister's Wife)
Grant Mitchell(as Hotel Clerk)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Grant Mitchell
(as Hotel Clerk)
Charles Arnt(as Marriage Clerk)
The Impatient Years
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1944
The Impatient Years
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1944
Charles Arnt
(as Marriage Clerk)
The Impatient Years Overview:
The Impatient Years (1944) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Irving Cummings and produced by Irving Cummings and Virginia Van Upp.
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Al Jolson made a studio recording of the song "Who Said Dreams Don't Come True?" (music and lyrics by Al Jolson, Harry Akst and Benny Davis), which originally was to be sung by Jolie over the opening credits. As release print begins, the melody is played without the Jolson vocal. His prerecording still exists. Later in the movie, Bob Haymes croons the ditty.
This movie was originally set to reunite the trio of stars of The More the Merrier (Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn). Only Arthur and Coburn are in it. McCrea backed out before shooting started and was replaced by Lee Bowman.