| In The Good Old Summertime | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1949) | |||||
| Musical | |||||
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| Judy Garland | Veronica Fisher | |
| Van Johnson | Andrew Delby Larkin | |
| Spring Byington | Nellie Burke | |
| Buster Keaton | Hickey | |
| Robert Z. Leonard | ||
| S.Z. Sakall | Otto Oberkugen | |
| Clinton Sundberg | Rudy Hansen | |
| Marcia Van Dyke | Louise Parkson | |
| Lillian Bronson | Aunt Addie | |
| Bette Arlen | Pretty girl | |
| George Boyce | Male quartette member | |
| Chester Clute | ||
| William Forrest |
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| Producer | Joe Pasternak
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| Writer | Samson Raphaelson
Miklós László |
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| Cinematography | Harry Stradling Sr.
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"Garland at her most captivating." - Tom Milne, Time Out Film Guide In the Good Old Summertime - a tale of squabbling music shop clerks who don't know they're romantic pen pals - shares a celebrated movie lineage that includes James Stewart and Margaret Sullivan in The Shop Around the Corner and Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in You've Got Mail. In between those two, Judy Garland and Van Johnson had mail plus Gold Old tunes evoking an era of strawboaters and silvery moons. Sparked by Garland's comedic zest and musical appeal, this confection is "one of the sweetest, most unpretentious entertainments of 1949" (Clive Hirschhorn, The Hollywood Musical). It's also a nostalgic farewell and a sunny hello. Buster Keaton appears in his final film for the studio he first joined in 1928. And Liza Minnelli, all of 18 months young, makes her debut in the finale. |
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