The Big Broadcast (1932) - film review

Comedy / Musical / Romance

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The Big Broadcast is an American comedy romance film first released in 1932, directed by Frank Tuttle. The film stars Bing Crosby, Stuart Erwin, Leila Hyams, Sharon Lynn and George Burns. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Frank Tuttle
Script: William Ford Manley, George Marion Jr., George Burns
Photo: George J. Folsey
Music: John Leipold, Ralph Rainger
Cast: Bing Crosby (Bing Hornsby), Stuart Erwin (Leslie McWhinney), Leila Hyams (Anita Rogers), Sharon Lynn (Mona), George Burns (George), Gracie Allen (Gracie), George Barbier (Clapsaddle), Ralph Robertson (Announcer), Alex Melesh (Animal Man), Spec O’Donnell (Office Boy), Anna Chandler (Mrs. Cohen), Thomas Carrigan (Officer), Donald Mills (Donald Mills), Harry Mills (Harry Mills), Herbert Mills (Herbert Mills), John Mills (John Mills), Irving Bacon (Prisoner), Connee Boswell (Connee Boswell), Martha Boswell (Martha Boswell), The Boswell Sisters (The Boswell Sisters), Vet Boswell (Vet Boswell), Cab Calloway (Cab Calloway), Leonid Kinskey (Ivan), Eddie Lang (Guitar Player Eddie Lang), Vincent Lopez (Orchestra Leader Vincent Loepz), The Mills Brothers (The Mills Brothers), Edgar Norton (Secretary to T. F. Bellows), Donald Novis (Donald Novie), Dewey Robinson (Basso), Kate Smith (Kate Smith), Mary Stewart (Ingenue), Arthur Tracy (Arthur Tracy – ’The Street Singer’)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 80 min; B&W

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