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Overview

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6.0/10   122 votes
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Director:
Anthony Mann
Writers:
Olive Cooper (writer)
Lawrence Kimble (writer)
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Release Date:
15 July 1946 (USA) more
Genre:
Musical | War | Romance
Plot:
A pilot of a B 29 meets Louise Anderson, a singer in a New York nightclub. He falls in love with her... more | add synopsis
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Find out what Anthony Mann was up to before he became a genius. more

Cast

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Frances Langford ... Louise Anderson

Ralph Edwards ... Eddie Clark
Russell Wade ... Patrick Ransom, Jr.
Iris Adrian ... Montana Jones
Richard Martin ... Jim Wilson
Jane Greer ... Eileen Sawyer
Glen Vernon ... Shorty Parker (as Glenn Vernon)
Paul Harvey ... Patrick Ransom, Sr.
Regina Wallace ... Mrs. Ransom
Jean Brooks ... Marsha
Tommy Noonan ... Art Department (as Tom Noonan)
Dorothy Vaughan ... Mom
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Additional Details

Runtime:
67 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound System) | Mono

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Movie Connections:
Featured in Make Mine Laughs (1949) more
Soundtrack:
Dreaming out Loud more

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10 out of 15 people found the following comment useful:-
Find out what Anthony Mann was up to before he became a genius., 15 March 2001
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Author: Alice Liddel (-darragh@excite.com) from dublin, ireland

As a masterclass in what a great auteur can do with trite, uncharacteristic material, 'The Bamboo Blonde' is a must see. With a bizarre mixture of war propaganda, romantic comedy and musical, Mann manages to offer a prototype of the frayed masculinity so familiar from his noirs, Westerns and historical epics (see the final third, the ritual humiliation of the amiable hero); as well as his subversive interest in signs (see especially the musical number where the heroine walks through a landscape of labelled props), and the gaping difference between their value and the reality they hide. All this AND Jane Greer, as duplicitous a nay-sayer here to American masculinity as she would be a year later in the greatest ever noir, 'Out of the Past'.

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