Top o' the Morning (1949) |
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| Director(s) | David Miller |
| Producer(s) | Robert L. Welch |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
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Bing Crosby(as Joe Mulqueen)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Bing Crosby
(as Joe Mulqueen)
Ann Blyth(as Conn McNaughton)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Ann Blyth
(as Conn McNaughton)
Barry Fitzgerald(as Sergeant Briany McNaughton)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Barry Fitzgerald
(as Sergeant Briany McNaug...)
Hume Cronyn(as Hughie Devine)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Hume Cronyn
(as Hughie Devine)
John McIntire(as Inspector Fallon)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
John McIntire
(as Inspector Fallon)
Morgan Farley(as Edwin Livesley)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Morgan Farley
(as Edwin Livesley)
Mary Field(as Maid)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Mary Field
(as Maid)
Tom Dugan(as Passport Photographer)
Top o' the Morning
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1949
Top o' the Morning
Released
1949
Tom Dugan
(as Passport Photographer)
Top o' the Morning Overview:
Top o' the Morning (1949) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by David Miller and produced by Robert L. Welch.
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60-minute CBS Radio adaptation of the movie onMarch 17, 1952 with Barry Fitzgerald and Ann Blyth reprising their film roles.
Bing Crosby had wanted Deanna Durbin to costar in this picture and also in his next vehicle for Paramount, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Miss Durbin, about to retire from the screen with the finish of her Universal International contract on August 31, 1949, declined both offers from Bing. In place of Miss Durbin, Universal loaned Ann Blyth to Paramount for the first Crosby picture.