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The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (1950)
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29 April 1950 (USA) morePlot Keywords:
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fluffy, genuinely entertaining musical moreCast
(Credited cast) | June Haver | ... | Patricia O'Grady |
 | Gordon MacRae | ... | Tony Pastor |
| James Barton | ... | Dennis O'Grady |
| S.Z. Sakall | ... | Miklos 'Mike' Teretzky (as S.Z. 'Cuddles' Sakall) |
| Gene Nelson | ... | Doug Martin |
| Sean McClory | ... | James Moore |
 | Debbie Reynolds | ... | Maureen O'Grady |
| Marcia Mae Jones | ... | Katie O'Grady (as Marsha Jones) |
| Jane Darwell | ... | Mrs. Murphy |
| Virginia Lee | ... | Virginia Lee |
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Speaking debut of Debbie Reynolds; she had been in June Bride (1948) previously, but without dialogue. moreSoundtrack:
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A pleasure to see such a great team as Gordon McRae and June Haver on the big screen together. Debbie Reynolds, as her little sister, added a delightful touch (her first speaking role, I believe). June and Debbie's Irish Dad, Barton McLane, did a great nostalgic song and dance ("My Own True Love And I") that would break any Irish person's heart. Gordon played the part of Tony Pastor in his own bright inimitable way. His singing was particularly terrific. Always liked the man. No one else I can think of sang the gay nineties songs as well as he. June and Gene Nelson's (whom I can usually do without) presentation of the title song "The Daughter Of Rosie O'Grady", was a gem, and added much to the show. You came out of the theater humming this tune.
Any time the movie appears on TV, I will try very hard not to miss it. It is a 'feel good about the world' musical and one of the great "escape" pieces of it's day. In my opinion, no MGM musical (including "Singing In The Rain") can make it take a back seat. My lord, how I envied that man (Gordon). He could fall off a shelf and come up singing right on the beat. Strangely enough, I cannot remember S.Z. Sakall's part in the movie; although he appears on the credits. When I track down the video (and I will track it down) I'll come back and update this. Of course, he was a street car conductor.