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| Warner Bros. (1946) | |||||
| Drama, Music, Musical | |||||
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| Eve Arden | Gabrielle | |
| Victor Francen | Anatole Giron | |
| Cary Grant | Cole Porter | |
| Alan Hale | Leon Dowling | |
| Mary Martin | Herself | |
| Ginny Simms | Carole Hill | |
| Alexis Smith | Linda Lee Porter | |
| Monty Woolley | Himself | |
| Jane Wyman | Gracie Harris | |
| Dorothy Malone | Nancy | |
| Tom D'Andrea | Bernie | |
| Selena Royle | Kate Porter | |
| Donald Woods | Ward Blackburn | |
| Henry Stephenson | Omar Cole | |
| Paul Cavanagh | Bart McClelland |
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| Producer | Jack L. Warner
Arthur Schwartz |
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| Writer | William Bowers
Charles Hoffman |
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| Cinematography | J. Peverell Marley
William V. Skall |
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| Musician | Max Steiner
Cole Porter Mark Herouet Milton Ager Jack Yellen |
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The story of composer Cole Porter that covers the years from about 1912 to 1946 begins with Porter at Yale University where he particiapted in theatre and was tutored by Monty Wolley (plays himself), a professor at the school. Despite his wealth, Porter signs up as an ambulance driver during World War II. He meets a nurse, Linda Lee (Alexis Smith) while in France and eventually marries her. After the war Porter focuses on The London stage and Broadway Shows. He writes numerous hit songs during this time. Porter is crippled by a polo accident, but refuses to have his legs amputated and now focuses on his miraculous recovery as well as his writing. |
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