| Lil Abner | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1959) | |||||
| Comedy, Family, Musical | |||||
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| Leslie Parrish | Daisy Mae | |
| Peter Palmer | Li'l Abner Yokum | |
| Stella Stevens | Appassionata Von Climax | |
| Julie Newmar | Stupefyin' Jones | |
| Stubby Kaye | Marryin' Sam | |
| Howard St. John | Gen. Bullmoose | |
| Billie Hayes | Pansy Yokum | |
| Joe E. Marks | Pappy Yokum | |
| Bern Hoffman | Earthquake McGoon | |
| Al Nesor | Evil Eye Fleagle | |
| Peter Palmer (III) | ||
| Peter Palmér | Li'l Abner Yokum |
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| Producer | Norman Panama
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| Writer | Melvin Frank
Norman Panama Al Capp |
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Based on the hit Broadway musical! Tarnation! You're in for a passel of fun as Al Capp's beloved comic strip comes to life in Li'l Abner, a raucous film musical based on the popular Broadway hit. The residents of the hillbilly town of Dogpatch are a-fussin' and a-fuedin' when their beloved town - deemed the most useless community in America - is chosen by the government to serve as ground zero for A-bomb testing. Them's fightin' words - so the citizenry rises to challenge amidst bouncy songs and rollicking dance numbers. A splendid cast featuring Stubby Kaye as "Marryin' Sam" and Julie Newmar as "Stupefyin' Jones" makes this bright and lively musical a heap o' entertainment for all. Yee-haw! |
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