Summary
The Daughter of Rosie O’Grady is an American film comedy first released in 1950,
directed by David Butler.
The film stars June Haver, Gordon MacRae, James Barton, S.Z. Sakall and Gene Nelson.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: David Butler
- Script: Peter Milne, Jack Rose, Melville Shavelson
- Photo: Wilfred M. Cline
- Music: David Buttolph
- Cast: June Haver (Patricia O’Grady), Gordon MacRae (Tony Pastor), James Barton (Dennis O’Grady), S.Z. Sakall (Miklos ’Mike’ Teretzky), Gene Nelson (Doug Martin), Sean McClory (James Moore), Debbie Reynolds (Maureen O’Grady), Marcia Mae Jones (Katie O’Grady), Jane Darwell (Mrs. Murphy), Virginia Lee (Virginia Lee), Sue Casey (Pretty Girl), Jack Daley (Policeman), Karl ’Killer’ Davis (Rough Stagehand with Hook), Sayre Dearing (Amateur Night Audience), Pat Flaherty (Ed Powers – Bartender), Joel Friedkin (Doctor), Creighton Hale (Well-wisher in Dressing Room), Bert Hanlon (Assistant Stage Manager), Carl Harbaugh (Joe, Stage Doorman), Kendall Kapps (Harry – Comic Actor), Fred Kelsey (Policeman), Donald Kerr (Christmas Tree Delivery Man), Mike Lally (Well-wisher in Dressing Room), Baron James Lichter (Duke – Piano Player), Jack Lomas (Sergeant), George Magrill (Policeman at Parade), Jack Mower (Well-wisher in Dressing Room), Spec O’Donnell (Drugstone Messenger), Oscar O’Shea (Mr. Flannigan), Joe Ploski (Waiter), Michael Ross (El Fumo Cigar Pitchman), Cosmo Sardo (Man tipping Hat), Irene Seidner (Mama Teretzky), Charles Sherlock (Amateur Night Heckler), Brick Sullivan (Man with Pail of Beer), Charles Sullivan (Amateur Night Heckler), Glen Turnbull (Hoffer)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 104 min
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