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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Betty Hutton | ... | Blossom 'Bloss' Seeley | |
| Ralph Meeker | ... | Ben 'Benny' Fields | |
| Robert Keith | ... | Sam Doyle | |
| Adele Jergens | ... | Nola Beach | |
| Billie Bird | ... | Essie | |
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Henry Slate | ... | Forrest |
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Sid Tomack | ... | Harry Lake |
| Jack Benny | ... | Jack Benny | |
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Blossom Seeley climbs to Broadway success with her partner Benny Fields, then retires to become his wife.
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EnglishRelease Date:
24 September 1952 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
C'est toi que j'aime See more »Company Credits
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by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
Played by Ralph Meeker (uncredited) on piano and sung by Betty Hutton (uncredited)
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on April 27, 1953 with Betty Hutton reprising her film role. See more »Crazy Credits
Jack Benny is credited onscreen by a placard at the benefit in which he appears. See more »Soundtracks
Love Himby Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
Played by Ralph Meeker (uncredited) on piano and sung by Betty Hutton (uncredited)
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Without making comparisons, I've always delighted in this film -- and I saw it when it was first released. Betty Hutton does an excellent job without the need for "Murder He Says" or "His Rocking Horse Ran Away" kinds of songs, singing with a style that seems to me to be historical Seeley. Some say that Ralph Meeker's singing voice was dubbed, yet IMDb indicates on the "Soundtracks" section that his songs were sung by Ralph Meeker. I read somewhere that Meeker in school had studied music theory somewhere along the line. Whosever voice it is, the style seems to be quite like Benny Fields' style. Fields, as I remember, was a big, seemingly athletic kind of guy and Meeker, IMO, fits the mold quite well. The music from the era is fun. For me, the movie is always enjoyable to view.