The Milkman (1950) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Barton |
| Producer(s) | Ted Richmond |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Donald O'Connor(as Roger Bradley)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
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1950
Donald O'Connor
(as Roger Bradley)
Jimmy Durante(as Breezy Albright)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
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1950
Jimmy Durante
(as Breezy Albright)
Piper Laurie(as Chris Abbott)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
Released
1950
Piper Laurie
(as Chris Abbott)
William Conrad(as Mike Morrel)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
Released
1950
William Conrad
(as Mike Morrel)
Henry O'Neill(as Roger Bradley Sr.)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
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1950
Henry O'Neill
(as Roger Bradley Sr.)
Paul Harvey(as D.A. Abbott)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
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1950
Paul Harvey
(as D.A. Abbott)
Jess Barker(as John Carter)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
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1950
Jess Barker
(as John Carter)
Elisabeth Risdon(as Mrs. Laura Carter)
The Milkman
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1950
The Milkman
Released
1950
Elisabeth Risdon
(as Mrs. Laura Carter)
The Milkman Overview:
The Milkman (1950) was a Comedy - Film directed by Charles Barton and produced by Ted Richmond.
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The Milkman Quotes:
Breezy Albright:
Something's happened to me. I can't getcha outta my mind.
Ginger Burton: Well, calm down, I'm only a woman.
Breezy Albright: Yet regardless of that fact, I still feel drawn to ya.
Ginger Burton: Well, calm down, I'm only a woman.
Breezy Albright: Yet regardless of that fact, I still feel drawn to ya.
Ginger Burton:
I guess my brain wasn't working.
Breezy Albright: That's understandable, Ginger. After all, there's a law against child labor.
See More Quotes from The MilkmanBreezy Albright: That's understandable, Ginger. After all, there's a law against child labor.
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American Film Institute Catalog of Feature Films (1941-1950) includes an actor named 'Jerry Lewis' in an uncredited role as one of the milkmen. This is not the well-known comedian, 'Jerry Lewis' (I), who was under contract to Hal Wallis at this time, and a prominent player in his own right.