Banjo (1947) - film review

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Banjo is an American film first released in 1947, directed by Richard Fleischer. The film stars Sharyn Moffett, Jacqueline White, Walter Reed, Una O’Connor and Herbert Evans. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Richard Fleischer
Script: Lillie Hayward
Photo: George E. Diskant
Music: Alexander Laszlo
Cast: Sharyn Moffett (Pat Warren), Jacqueline White (Elizabeth Ames), Walter Reed (Dr. Robert M. ’Bob’ Hartley), Una O’Connor (Harriet), Herbert Evans (Jeffries, the Chauffeur-Butler), Louise Beavers (Lindy), Ernest Whitman (Uncle Jasper), Lanny Rees (Ned), Theron Jackson (Exodus), Howard McNeeley (Genesis), Banjo the Dog (Banjo), Robert Bray (Policeman), Lee Frederick (Policeman), Harry Harvey (Bill, the Baggage Clerk), Kenneth MacDonald (Desk Sergeant), Lester Matthews (Gerald Warren), George McDonald (Beep), Jean Moorhead (Judy), Jason Robards Sr. (Conductor Matthews), Elena Warren (Nurse), Robert Winans (Skiddles)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 68 min; B&W

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