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My Wild Irish Rose (24-Dec-1947)
Director: David Butler Writer: Peter Milne Based on a book: Song in His Heart by Rita Olcott Keywords: Musical
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Ben Blue |
Actor |
12-Sep-1901 |
7-Mar-1975 |
The Big Broadcast of 1938 |
| Arlene Dahl |
Actor |
11-Aug-1928 |
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Three Little Words |
| William Frawley |
Actor |
26-Feb-1887 |
3-Mar-1966 |
Fred on I Love Lucy |
| Alan Hale, Sr. |
Actor |
10-Feb-1892 |
22-Jan-1950 |
The Adventures of Robin Hood |
| Andrea King |
Actor |
1-Feb-1919 |
22-Apr-2003 |
Hotel Berlin |
| Dennis Morgan |
Actor |
20-Dec-1908 |
7-Sep-1994 |
My Wild Irish Rose |
| George Tobias |
Actor |
14-Jul-1901 |
27-Feb-1980 |
Abner Kravitz on Bewitched |
CAST | Dennis Morgan | ... Chauncey Olcott | | Arlene Dahl | ... Rose Donovan | | Andrea King | ... Lillian Russell | | Alan Hale, Sr. | ... John Donovan | | George Tobias | ... Nick Popolis | | George O'Brien | ... William Muldoon ("Duke") | | Sara Allgood | ... Mrs. Brennan | | Ben Blue | ... Hopper | | William Frawley | ... William Scanlon | | Don McGuire | ... Terry O'Rourke | | Charles Irwin | ... Foote | | Paul Stanton | ... Augustus Piton | | George Cleveland | ... Capt. Brennan | | Clifton Young | ... Joe Brennan | | Oscar O'Shea | ... Patrick Daly | | Ruby Dandridge | ... Della | | Grady Sutton | ... Brown | | William Davidson | ... Brewster | | Douglas Wood | ... Rawson | | Charles Marsh | ... Stone | | Igor Dega | ... Dancer | | Pierre Andre | ... Dancer | | Lou Wills, Jr. | ... Dancer |
REVIEWS Review by Loraine Grether (posted on 7-Mar-2005) I loved this movie and wish I could find a VHS of it. A light-hearted singing bouquet. Dennis Morgan had a beautiful, lilting, Irish tenor that sent his joy to all of us fortunate enough to hear it. He always appeared to love life and I hope he had a good one. His bio shows him to be a good husband and father and I wish his family all the best. No scandal and the same wife for all of his life. Couldn't ask for better than that. I do have the 78s of The Desert Song. I wish I could see this oldie too.
Review by Charles Rowe (posted on 18-Mar-2005) I watched, and recorded, this film on Turner Classic Movies last night. They evidently own it. They show it about every two-three years.
Probably the best musical movie ever made.
Story, cast, ability of the cast, Americana, camera work, sound work, color, are all beyond superb.
It is a shame that all of the folks can't get to see this. All immigrants to this country should see it. The Olcott's were all recent immigrants.
Marvelous.
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