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You for Me (1952)

 -  Comedy | Romance  -  18 July 1952 (USA)
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Cast

Complete credited cast:
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Tony Brown
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Katie McDermad
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Dr. Jeff Chadwick
Rita Corday ...
Lucille Brown
Howard Wendell ...
Oliver Wherry
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Hugo McDermad
Barbara Brown ...
Edna McDermad
Barbara Ruick ...
Mrs. Ann Elcott
Kathryn Card ...
Nurse Vogel
Tommy Farrell ...
Dr. Rollie Cobb
Paul Smith ...
Frank Elcott
Helen Winston ...
Flora Adams
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Girl in Club Car Knitting
Perry Sheehan ...
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Peter loves Jane . . . Gig loves Jane . . . Jane loves Money !

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Comedy | Romance

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Ill-Humored Comedy
18 October 2002 | by (New York City) – See all my reviews

Slick, fast-paced unfunny romantic comedy as rich Peter Lawford and research doctor Gig Young don't exactly romance Jane Greer, but more accurately bid on her for her affections. Young seems grouchy at being in the picture, Lawford tries to get through his lines as fast as possible and Jane Greer seems to just want to leave the scene.


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