Goodbye, My Fancy (1951) - film review

Comedy / Romance

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Goodbye, My Fancy is an American comedy romance film first released in 1951, directed by Vincent Sherman. The film stars Joan Crawford, Robert Young, Frank Lovejoy, Eve Arden and Janice Rule. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Vincent Sherman
Script: Ivan Goff, Fay Kanin, Ben Roberts
Photo: Ted D. McCord
Music: Daniele Amfitheatrof
Cast: Joan Crawford (Agatha Reed), Robert Young (Doctor James Merrill), Frank Lovejoy (Matt Cole), Eve Arden (Woody), Janice Rule (Virginia Merrill), Lurene Tuttle (Ellen Griswold), Howard St. John (Claude Griswold), Viola Roache (Miss Shackelford), Ellen Corby (Miss Birdshaw), Morgan Farley (Doctor Pitt), Virginia Gibson (Mary Nell Dodge), John Qualen (Professor Dingley), John Alvin (Jack White – Matt’s Drunken Pal), Harlan Briggs (Janitor), George Bunny (Janitor), Mary Carver (Joan Wintner), Frank Conlan (Frank), Charles J. Conrad (Reporter), Lucius Cook (Congressman), James Griffith (Somers), Creighton Hale (Griswolds’ Butler), John Hedloe (Telephone Man), Fred Howard (Congressman), Frank Hyers (Bit Role), Eddie Johnson (Bellboy), Frank McFarland (Colonel), Bill McLean (Russ Hughes), Jay Merrick (G.I.), Walter Merrill (Clay), Ann Robinson (Clarisse Carter), Janet Stewart (Student), Phil Tead (Reporter), Glen Turnbull (Photographer), Larry Williams (Congressman), Isabel Withers (Typist)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min; B&W

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