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My Blue Heaven

Year:

1950

Duration:

96 min

Genres:

Drama | Musical

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

Henry Koster

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1950-12-18

Filming Locations: 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Mitzi Gaynor

Betty Grable

Kitty Moran

Dan Dailey

Jack Moran

David Wayne

Walter Pringle

Jane Wyatt

Janet Pringle

Una Merkel

Miss Irma Gilbert

Don Hicks

Young Man

Louise Beavers

Selma

Laura Pierpont

Mrs. Johnston

Harry Seymour

Undetermined Minor Role (scenes deleted)

Robert R. Stephenson

Undetermined Minor Role (scenes deleted)

Bill Baldwin

Bill (uncredited)

Jackie Barnett

Minor Role (uncredited)

Beth Belden

Lady (uncredited)

Georgie Billings

Pageboy (uncredited)

Conrad Binyon

Elevator Boy (uncredited)

Vicki Lee Blunt

Jenny Pringle (uncredited)

Eileen Boyer

Telephone Operator (uncredited)

William Bryant

Minor Role (uncredited)

Ann Burr

Laura Pringle (uncredited)

John Burton

Lawyer (uncredited)

Harry Carter

Soundman (uncredited)

Frances Charles

Minor Role (uncredited)

Phyllis Coates

Party Girl (uncredited)

Billy Daniel

Dance Director (uncredited)

Danny Davenport

Minor Role (uncredited)

Sayre Dearing

Man Backstage in Wings (uncredited)

Elinor Donahue

Mary (uncredited)

Calvin Emery

Minor Role (uncredited)

Charles Ferguson

Bartender (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Party Guest (uncredited)

Sally Forrest

Minor Role (uncredited)

Irving Fulton

Specialty Dancer (uncredited)

Jeanne Gail

Bobby Soxer (uncredited)

Alex Gerry

Mr. Tuttle (uncredited)

Eula Guy

Tavern Proprietor's Wife (uncredited)

Lois Hall

Adoptive Mother (uncredited)

Sherry Hall

Television Director (uncredited)

Sam Harris

Party Guest (uncredited)

Myron Healey

Adoptive Father (uncredited)

John Hedloe

Announcer (uncredited)

Thomas Browne Henry

Tavern Proprietor (uncredited)

Marjorie Holliday

Minor Role (uncredited)

Clark Howat

Studio Man (uncredited)

Johnnie Jallings

Telephone Operator (uncredited)

Larry Keating

Doctor (uncredited)

Billy Lechner

Pageboy (uncredited)

Frederick Lewis

Dr. Graham (uncredited)

Lee MacGregor

Pageboy (uncredited)

Mae Marsh

Maid (uncredited)

Marion Marshall

Switchboard Operator (uncredited)

Robert McCord

Man (uncredited)

Bill McKenzie

Henry Pringle (uncredited)

Harold Miller

Party Guest (uncredited)

Bob Milton

Minor Role (uncredited)

Dorothy Neumann

Amelia Evers (uncredited)

Gary Pagett

Mark Pringle (uncredited)

Beulah Parkington

Nurse (uncredited)

Barbara Pepper

Susan (uncredited)

James Pierce

Truck Driver (uncredited)

Melinda Plowman

Pringle Girl (uncredited)

Buddy Prior

Dance Director (uncredited)

Daphne Purnell

Extra (uncredited)

Edwin Rand

Studio Employee (uncredited)

Frank Remley

Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

Noel Reyburn

Studio Employee (uncredited)

Yvette Reynard

Minor Role (uncredited)

Suzanne Ridgeway

Audience Member / Passerby on Street (uncredited)

Tim Ryan

Cop (uncredited)

Bobby Stevens

Tony Pringle

Tom Stevenson

Gentleman in Production Number (uncredited)

Minerva Urecal

Mrs. 'Old Mule Face' Bates (uncredited)

Isabel Withers

Gladys (uncredited)

Wilson Wood

Studio Employee (uncredited)

Charles Woolf

Pageboy (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Fox tried to get James Cagney and Fred Astaire for the male lead before Dan Dailey was cast.

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The reason that Dan Dailey sings "Friendly Island" in such an odd voice is that he is making fun of Ezio Pinza the basso profundo opera star who was starring in the then current stage show "South Pacific".

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This movie does a parody of the musical South Pacific (1958), ironically Mitzi Gaynor would go on to star in the movie version.

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Goofs

During the Cosmo Cosmetics number, all of the monitors in the television control room are in color. Expensive color sets would never have been used in a real TV control room, and in fact weren't even available in 1950.

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