Wild in the Country (1961) |
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| Director(s) | Philip Dunne |
| Producer(s) | Jerry Wald, Peter Nelson |
| Top Genres | Drama, Musical |
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Elvis Presley(as Glenn Tyler)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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1961
Elvis Presley
(as Glenn Tyler)
Hope Lange(as Irene Sperry)
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Wild in the Country
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Hope Lange
(as Irene Sperry)
Tuesday Weld(as Noreen Braxton)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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1961
Tuesday Weld
(as Noreen Braxton)
Millie Perkins(as Betty Lee Parsons)
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Wild in the Country
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1961
Millie Perkins
(as Betty Lee Parsons)
John Ireland(as Phil Macy)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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1961
John Ireland
(as Phil Macy)
Gary Lockwood(as Cliff Macy)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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Gary Lockwood
(as Cliff Macy)
Charles Arnt(as Mr. Parsons)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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1961
Charles Arnt
(as Mr. Parsons)
Walter Baldwin(as Mr. Spangler)
Wild in the Country
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Wild in the Country
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1961
Walter Baldwin
(as Mr. Spangler)
Wild in the Country Overview:
Wild in the Country (1961) was a Drama - Musical Film directed by Philip Dunne and produced by Jerry Wald and Peter Nelson.
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Wild in the Country Quotes:
Glenn Tyler:
You'd think I set a blow torch to the American flag. What's a man for if he can't aim high, ma'am?
Betty Lee Parsons:
I have no intention of wasting sympathy on him.
Glenn Tyler: Sympathy is never wasted, Betty Lee. One way or another, you get it back, or so it says in the Book.
See More Quotes from Wild in the CountryGlenn Tyler: Sympathy is never wasted, Betty Lee. One way or another, you get it back, or so it says in the Book.
Wild in the Country Facts
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The song "Husky Dusky Day", sung in the movie by Elvis Presley and Hope Lange, was unreleased for years and appeared on an official record only in the 1990s.
Average Shot Length = ~7.7 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~7.4 seconds.
Elvis Presley was called back, to California, to re-do the movie's final scenes. The original filming, final scenes were thought as below class, by the director, or producer.
Elvis Presley didn't attend the film's premiere.