Summary
Miss Grant Takes Richmond is an American film comedy first released in 1949,
directed by Lloyd Bacon.
The film stars Lucille Ball, William Holden, Janis Carter, James Gleason and Gloria Henry.
It has also been released under the title: Innocence Is Bliss.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Lloyd Bacon
- Script: Devery Freeman, Everett Freeman, Nat Perrin, Frank Tashlin
- Photo: Charles Lawton Jr.
- Music: Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: Lucille Ball (Ellen Grant), William Holden (Dick Richmond), Janis Carter (Peggy Donato), James Gleason (Timothy P. Gleason), Gloria Henry (Helen White), Frank McHugh (Mr. Kilcoyne), George Cleveland (Judge Ben Grant), Stephen Dunne (Ralph Winton), Eddie Acuff (Bus Driver), Peter Brocco (Prospective Home Buyer, Father of Triplets), Wanda Cantlon (Peggy’s Maid), Harry Cheshire (Leo Hopkins), Michael Cisney (Lawyer), Cliff Clark (Construction Materials Contractor), Bret Hamilton (Bit Part), Sam Harris (Extra at Meeting), Harry Harvey (Councilman Reed), Jerry Jerome (Hood), Bradley Johnson (Prospective Home Buyer), Ted Jordan (Hood), Tom Kingston (Bit Part), Charles Lane (Mr. Woodruff), Billy Lechner (Bill, Soda Jerk), Jimmy Lloyd (Homer White), Ola Lorraine (Jennie Meyers), Hank Mann (One of Johnson’s workmen), Charles Marsh (Court Clerk), Nita Mathews (Ruth), Claire Meade (Aunt Mae Grant), Don Nayden (Bit Part), Paul Newlan (Hood), Toni Newman (Bit Part), William H. O’Brien (Waiter), Jack Overman (Hood), Jack Perrin (One of Johnson’s workmen), Wanda Perry (Ruth), Joe Ploski (Workman), Roy Roberts (Construction Foreman Roberts), Michael Ross (Hood), Cosmo Sardo (Maitre D’), Jeffrey Sayre (Nightclub Dance Extra), Arthur Space (Architect Willacombe), Marjorie Stapp (Bit Part), Larry Steers (Nightclub Extra), Robert Strong (Bit Part), Loren Tindall (Charles Meyers), Stanley Waxman (Sig Davis), Will Wright (Roscoe Johnson)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 87 min; B&W
- Aka: Innocence Is Bliss
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