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Doris Day | Ethel S. Jackson | |
Dennis Morgan | ||
Jack Carson | ||
Gordon MacRae | ||
Virginia Mayo | ||
Gene Nelson | ||
Eve Arden | ||
Billy De Wolfe | ||
Ray Bolger | S. Winthrop Putnam | |
Richard Widmark | ||
John Alvin | Tracy | |
Claude Dauphin | Philippe Fouquet | |
Herbert Farjeon | Joshua Stevens | |
George Givot | François | |
Paul Harvey | Secretary Robert Sherman | |
Raymond Largay | Joseph Welmar | |
Wilson Millar | Sinclair Wilson | |
Eve Miller | Marcia Sherman |
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Producer | William Jacobs
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Writer | Melville Shavelson
Jack Rose |
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Musician | LeRoy Prinz
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Doris Day and Richard Widmark play Isolde and Augie Poole, childless suburbanites who after years of trying to conceive, decide to adopt a child in this Gene Kelly-helmed comedy. A pretty adoption agent (Gia Scala), a hapless husband and a drunken night out on the town, however, throw a monkey wrench into the couple's family planning process. Gig Young and Elisabeth Fraser play the Pooles' annoyingly fertile next-door neighbors. |
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