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DVD Release Date • R1: Apr 22, 2003 • R2: 26 May 2003
Budget USD 2,700,000
MPAA Rating G
Running Time 1 hour, 47 minutes
Country USA
Studio MGM, Sol C. Siegel
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Other Titles • High Society • Die Oberen Zehntausend (1957) • Alta società (1956)
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Genre: Romance, Comedy, Musical, Love Triangle, Marriage, Love
Tagline: They're all together for the first time!
Plot: Porter adds the tunes and Sinatra adds the ring-a-ding to this swinging musical remake of The Philadelphia Story. A prim socialite (Kelly in her last role before becoming Her Serene Highness) finds herself in a the middle of a comic mess when her ex-husband (Crosby) and an amorous reporter (Sinatra) come to cover the preparations for her upcoming wedding. Adding to the tension is her skirt-chasing father, who's also returned home for the ceremony. The resulting confusion--and several potent drinks--melt the ice princess's frosty exterior. It isn't long before she sees through her society-climbing fiancee, and warms up again to her crooning jazz musician ex-husband. Rare chance to see rivals Crosby and Sinatra together. Includes such hit numbers as "True Love," "You're Sensational," and "Did You Evah." Academy Award Nominations: 3, including Best Motion Picture Story.
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| Written by |
| John Patrick
Some Came Running, The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing | |
| Cast |
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 | Frank Sinatra
The Manchurian Candidate, From Here to Eternity, Ocean's Eleven |
 | Celeste Holm
All About Eve, Gentleman's Agreement, A Letter to Three Wives |
 | Louis Armstrong
Hello, Dolly!, The Glenn Miller Story, Young Man with a Horn |
 | Bing Crosby
White Christmas, That's Entertainment!, Holiday Inn | John Lund
A Foreign Affair, The Wackiest Ship in the Army, To Each His Own | | |
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| Music By |
Saul Chaplin
West Side Story, An American in Paris, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers | |
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