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The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend

Year:

1949

Duration:

77 min

Genres:

Comedy | Romance | Western

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Preston Sturges

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1949-05-27

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

Earnings

Budget: $2,260,000

Gross: $1,489,000 (USA) Production Dates September 1948 - November 1948 Copyright Holder 20th Century Fox Film Corporation, 24 May 1949, LP2492 Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Gertrude Astor

Betty Grable

Freddie

Cesar Romero

Blackie Jobero

Rudy Vallee

Charles Hingleman

Olga San Juan

Conchita

Porter Hall

Judge O'Toole

Hugh Herbert

Doctor

Al Bridge

Sheriff (as Alan Bridge)

El Brendel

Mr. Jorgensen

Sterling Holloway

Basserman Boy

Dan Jackson

Basserman Boy (as Danny Jackson)

Emory Parnell

Mr. Hingleman

Pati Behrs

Roulette

Abdullah Abbas

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Robert Adler

Clerk (uncredited)

Fred Aldrich

Townsman (uncredited)

Louis Bacigalupi

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Henry Borzage

Townsman (uncredited)

Rudy Bowman

Townsman (uncredited)

Chet Brandenburg

Townsman (uncredited)

John Breen

Townsman (uncredited)

Ralph Bucko

Townsman (uncredited)

Roy Bucko

Townsman (uncredited)

Georgia Caine

Mrs. Hingleman (uncredited)

Albert Cavens

Townsman (uncredited)

Chester Conklin

Messenger Boy (uncredited)

Heinie Conklin

Waiter (uncredited)

Tex Cooper

Townsman (uncredited)

Victor Cox

Townsman (uncredited)

Dudley Dickerson

Pullman Porter

Nestor Eristoff

Poker Player (uncredited)

James Gonzalez

Townsman (uncredited)

Eddie Gribbon

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Frank Hagney

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Richard Hale

Mr. Gus Basserman (uncredited)

Margaret Hamilton

Mrs. Elvira O'Toole (uncredited)

Sam Harris

Train Passenger (uncredited)

Al Haskell

Townsman (uncredited)

Harry Hayden

Train Conductor (uncredited)

Herbert Heywood

Waiter (uncredited)

Tex Holden

Townsman (uncredited)

Esther Howard

Mrs. Smidlap (uncredited)

Rose Marie Iannone

Girl (uncredited)

Richard Kean

Dr. Smidlap (uncredited)

Willie Keeler

Townsman (uncredited)

Pete Kellett

Townsman (uncredited)

Jack Kenny

Townsman (uncredited)

Ethan Laidlaw

Old Man Basserman (uncredited)

George Lynn

(uncredited)

J. Farrell MacDonald

Sheriff Sweetser (uncredited)

Mary Monica MacDonald

Young Freddie (uncredited)

George Magrill

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Hank Mann

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Chris-Pin Martin

Joe (uncredited)

Kermit Maynard

Townsman (uncredited)

Philo McCullough

Hanger-on (uncredited)

Tom McGuire

Deputy (uncredited)

Charles McQuary

Townsman (uncredited)

George Melford

Deputy (uncredited)

Torben Meyer

Dr. Shultz (uncredited)

Robert Milasch

Train Passenger (uncredited)

Frank Mills

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Harry Morgan

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Paul Palmer

Townsman (uncredited)

'Snub' Pollard

Hanger-on (uncredited)

Dewey Robinson

Bartender (uncredited)

Robert Robinson

Townsman (uncredited)

Sam Savitsky

Townsman (uncredited)

Russell Simpson

Grandpa (uncredited)

Emil Sitka

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Cap Somers

Townsman (uncredited)

Ray Spiker

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Jack Stoney

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Joan Sylvester

Towns Woman (uncredited)

Harry Tyler

Wilbur (uncredited)

Tom Tyler

Townsman (uncredited)

Max Wagner

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Blackie Whiteford

Hoodlum (uncredited)

Marie Windsor

LaBelle Bergere (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Betty Grable campaigned for Gregory Peck as her leading man.

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Goofs

Despite being a Technicolor film, this picture contains process and insert shots which are in black-and-white. In particular, though Charles and Winifred are photographed in color on their buggy ride to the church, the background and the church exterior itself are in black-and-white.

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The illumination of the schoolroom at night is mistimed with Betty Grable lighting the candle.

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Quotes

Grandpa: Never wait too long between shots or your finger may change its mind.

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Winifred Jones: Do tell. You must show me your gold mine someday.

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