Slightly French (1949)

Dir: Douglas Sirk Comedy / Musical / Romance stars 3

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Slightly French is an American comedy romance film first released in 1949, directed by Douglas Sirk. The film stars Dorothy Lamour, Don Ameche, Janis Carter, Willard Parker and Adele Jergens. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Douglas Sirk
Script: Herbert Fields, Karen DeWolf
Photo: Charles Lawton Jr.
Music: George Duning
Cast: Dorothy Lamour (Mary O’Leary), Don Ameche (John Gayle), Janis Carter (Louisa Gayle), Willard Parker (Douglas Hyde), Adele Jergens (Yvonne La Tour), Jeanne Manet (Nicolette), Patricia Barry (Hilda), William Bishop (Voice of J.B.), Symona Boniface (Undetermined Role), Paul Bradley (Undetermined Role), Earl Brown (Undetermined Role), Jack Bruce (Barker), Leonard Carey (Wilson), Kernan Cripps (Barker), Roy Darmour (Undetermined Role), Hal K. Dawson (Director), Jack Del Rio (Undetermined Role), Frank Ferguson (Marty Freeman), Bess Flowers (Party Guest), Dick Gordon (Undetermined Role), Myron Healey (Stevens), Al Hill (Brazilian Barker), Earle Hodgins (Barker), Fred Howard (Newsman), Carol Hughes (Secretary), Charles Jordan (Studio Cop), Tom Kingston (Barker), Jimmy Lloyd (Assistant), Frank Mayo (Soundman), Dave Pepper (Undetermined Role), Terri Randall (Undetermined Role), Wally Rose (Barker), Bob Ryan (Barker), Cosmo Sardo (Undetermined Role), Fred F. Sears (Cameraman), Lea Shelton (Undetermined Role), Charles Sherlock (Undetermined Role), Will Stanton (Cockney Barker), Michael Towne (Assistant), Bill Wallace (Undetermined Role), Pierre Watkin (Publicity Man), Frank Wilcox (Starr, Playwright), Robert Williams (Newsman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 81 min; B&W

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