Easter Parade (1948)

Dir: Charles Walters Musical / Romance stars 4

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Easter Parade is an American film first released in 1948, directed by Charles Walters. The film stars Judy Garland, Fred Astaire, Peter Lawford, Ann Miller and Jules Munshin. It has also been released under the title: Irving Berlin’s Easter Parade. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Director: Charles Walters
Script: Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Sidney Sheldon, Guy Bolton
Photo: Harry Stradling Sr.
Music: Roger Edens, Johnny Green
Cast: Judy Garland (Hannah Brown), Fred Astaire (Don Hewes), Peter Lawford (Jonathan Harrow III), Ann Miller (Nadine Hale), Jules Munshin (François), Clinton Sundberg (Mike the Bartender), Richard Beavers (Singer), June Gale, Hector and His Pals (Themselves), Sara Shane (Showgirl), Lola Albright (Hat Model), Shirley Ballard (Showgirl), Jimmy Bates (Boy), Hal Bell (Dancer), Margaret Bert (Florist), Peter Chong (Sam, Valet), Jimmie Dodd (Cabby), Dolores Donlon (Showgirl), Fern Eggen (Salesgirl), Harry Fox (Desk Clerk), Sig Frohlich (Callboy), Ruth Hall (Showgirl), Helene Heigh (Hat Shop Owner), Shep Houghton (Specialty Dancer), Marjorie Jackson (Showgirl), Patricia Jackson (Dancer), Bob Jellison (Drugstore Patron), Doris Kemper (Mary), Gail Langford (Showgirl), Joi Lansing (Hat Model), Nolan Leary (Waiter), Jeni Le Gon (Essie, Nadine’s Maid), Frank Mayo (Headwaiter), Harold Miller (Diner in Restaurant), Howard M. Mitchell (Drugstore Patron), Robert Emmett O’Connor (Policeman), Albert Pollet (Waiter), Angi O. Poulis (Peddler), Bobbie Priest (Dancer), Jean Romer (Twin Showgirl), Lynne Romer (Twin Showgirl), Ralph Sanford (Hotel Detective), Dick Simmons (Ziegfeld Aide), Dee Turnell (Dancer), Benay Venuta (Bar Patron), Patricia Walker (Showgirl), Wilson Wood (Marty, Piano Player)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min
Aka: Irving Berlin’s Easter Parade

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