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The Perils of Pauline (1947)

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DVD Release Date
• R1: Feb 15, 2000

Running Time
1 hour, 36 minutes

Country USA

Studio Paramount, Sol C. Siegel

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Other Titles
• The Perils of Pauline
• Pauline in Gefahren (1950)
• Pauline, laß das Küssen sein (1950)



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Genre: Comedy, Biography, Showbiz, World War I

Plot: THE PERILS OF PAULINE is a musical comedy based on the life of Pearl White (Betty Hutton), one of the most successful silent film actresses of her day. White begins the film as a sweatshop worker who entertains coworkers by singing to them. When a successful actress, Julia Gibbs, comes to pick up a costume, she hears White singing and helps her break into show business. Eventually, both actresses end up in Hollywood, where White's tempestuous nature lands her the lead role in a cliffhanger serial, THE PERILS OF PAULINE. In the series, each twenty-minute episode ends with Pauline's life in danger, and each subsequent flick begins with her rescue.

Many of the events depicted in the film are true--the serial THE PERILS OF PAULINE was in fact the most successful of its day, and White actually started off as a sweatshop worker. The romantic plotline, in which White and stage actor Mike Farrington fall in and out of love for over a decade, is a product of scriptwriter P.J. Wolfson's ingenuity. The song "I Wish I Didn't Love You So" was nominated for an Oscar, and the song "Poor Pauline" was a popular hit in 1914 when the series began. Other songs in the flick include "The Sewing Machine" and "Rumble, Rumble, Rumble."

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 Directed by
George Marshall
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 Written by
P.J. Wolfson
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 Cast
Betty Hutton
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John Lund
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Billy De Wolfe
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William Demarest
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Constance Collier
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Frank Faylen
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William Farnum
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 Music By
Robert Emmett Dolan
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