Riding High (1950)

Dir: Frank Capra Comedy stars 3

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Riding High is an American film comedy first released in 1950, directed by Frank Capra. The film stars Bing Crosby, Coleen Gray, Charles Bickford, Frances Gifford and William Demarest. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Frank Capra
Script: Mark Hellinger, Robert Riskin, Melville Shavelson, Jack Rose
Photo: George Barnes, Ernest Laszlo
Cast: Bing Crosby (Dan Brooks), Coleen Gray (Alice Higgins), Charles Bickford (J.L. Higgins), Frances Gifford (Margaret Higgins), William Demarest (Happy), Raymond Walburn (Prof. Pettigrew), James Gleason (Racing Secretary), Ward Bond (Lee), Clarence Muse (Whitey), Percy Kilbride (Pop Jones), Harry Davenport (Johnson), Margaret Hamilton (Edna), Paul Harvey (Whitehall), Douglass Dumbrille (Eddie Howard), Gene Lockhart (J.P. Chase), Marjorie Hoshelle (Mathilda Early), Rand Brooks (Henry Early), Willard Waterman (Arthur Winslow), Marjorie Lord (Mary Winslow), Irving Bacon (Hamburger Man), Joe Frisco (Himself), Frankie Darro (Jockey Williams), Charles Lane (Erickson), Dub Taylor (Joe), Stanley Andrews (Veterinarian), Max Baer (Bertie), Clara Blandick (Mrs. Peterson, from Broadway Bill (1934))), M.A. Bogue (Musician), Candy Candido (Musician), Roger Davis (Butler), Edgar Dearing (Deputy), Ann Doran (Nurse), Tom Fadden (Whitehall’s trainer), Margaret Field (Maid), Byron Foulger (Maitre d’), Joe Gray (Johnny), Oliver Hardy (Horse player), Percy Helton (Pawnbroker), Richard Kipling (Jailer), Dorothy Neumann (Secretary), Jim Nolan (Deputy), Garry Owen (Harry), Victor Romito (Barber)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 112 min; B&W

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