Summary
Just for You is an American romantic film drama first released in 1952,
directed by Elliott Nugent.
The film stars Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Ethel Barrymore, Robert Arthur and Natalie Wood.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Elliott Nugent
- Script: Stephen Vincent Benet, Robert Carson
- Photo: George Barnes
- Cast: Bing Crosby (Jordan Blake), Jane Wyman (Carolina Hill), Ethel Barrymore (Alida De Bronkhart), Robert Arthur (Jerry Blake), Natalie Wood (Barbara Blake), Cora Witherspoon (Mrs. Angevine), Ben Lessy (Georgie Polansky), Regis Toomey (Mr. Hodges), Art Smith (Leo), Leon Tyler (David McKenzie), Willis Bouchey (Hank Ross), Herb Vigran (George, Jordan’s Chauffeur), Ralph Montgomery (Terence), Robert Rockwell (John Ransome), Douglas Evans (Raymond), Alex Akimoff (Waiter), Mary Bayless (Bit Part), John Beckner (Acrobat), Edward Clark (Sam, Stage Doorman), James Conaty (Party), Sheryl Deauville (Dancer and singer at girls school), Jimmie Dundee (Air ForceSergeant), Franklyn Farnum (Cook), Sam Finn (Photographer), Bess Flowers (Mrs. Lord), Roy Gordon (Luncheon Guest), Arthur Gould-Porter (Alcott Anderson), Herschel Graham (Photographer), Nancy Hale (Guest), Buck Harrington (Police Sergeant), June Hedin (Hillary Girl), Vern Hollingsworth (Acrobat), Stuart Holmes (Luncheon Guest), Max Keith (Stage Manager), Tony Kent (The Proctor), Karen Kester (Jane Anderson), Susan Kester (Hillary Girl), Edith Leslie (Mrs. Atwater), Florence Lessing (Specialty Dancer), Sylvia Lewis (Ensemble dancer), Mark Linnes (Acrobat), Ed Lucitt (Acrobat), Herbert Lytton (Dr. McKenzie), Eddie Magill (Stagehand), Mike Mahoney (Air Force Captain Mahoney), Joel Marston (Harvey), Irene Martin (Member of USO Troupe), Doreen McCann (Hillary Girl), Bill Meader (Photographer), Harold Miller (Colonel Jamison), Jack Mulhall (Major), George Nardelli (Waiter), Daniel Negrin (Specialty Dancer), Julie Newmar (Chorine), Miriam Pandor (Specialty Dancer), Jack Pepper (Stagehand), Hal Rand (Reporter), Karl R. Reinecker (Acrobat), Mark Roberts (Reporter), Robert S. Scott (Lieutenant), Charles O. Simms (Acrobat), Brick Sullivan (Policeman), Dick Wessel (Master Sergeant, Air Force Recruiter), Dave Willock (Lunch Counter Man)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 104 min
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