| Going My Way | |||||
| Universal Studios (1944) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| Bing Crosby | Father Chuck O'Malley | |
| Barry Fitzgerald | Father Fitzgibbon | |
| Frank McHugh | Father Timothy O'Dowd | |
| James Brown | Ted Haines Jr. | |
| Gene Lockhart | Ted Haines Sr. | |
| Jean Heather | Carol James | |
| Porter Hall | Mr. Belknap | |
| Fortunio Bonanova | Tomaso Bozanni | |
| Risë Stevens | Genevieve Linden | |
| Jimmie Dundee | Fireman | |
| James Brown (II) | ||
| Eily Malyon | Mrs. Carmody | |
| The Robert Mitchell Boy Choir | Choir | |
| Rise Stevens | Genevieve Linden |
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| Producer | Leo McCarey
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| Writer | Leo McCarey
Frank Butler Frank Cavett |
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| Cinematography | Lionel Lindon
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Swing on a Star with Academy Award Winner Bing Crosby. Winner of seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, the unforgettable classic Going My Way lights up the screen as it warms the heart. Best Actor winner Bing Crosby shines as Father O'Malley, a young new priest new to an established but financially flailing parish. When his philosophies conflict with those of curmudgeonly Father Fitzgibbon (Best Supporting Actor winner Barry Fitzgerald), the result is a timeless story of patience, compromise and - just maybe - understanding. Featuring an all-new digitally remastered picture and filled with mesmerizing music including the Academy Award-winning song "Swinging on a Star," Going My Way exemplifies the silver screen at it's golden best! "Four stars! Hard to resist!" (Leonard Maltin). |
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