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I Want You

Year:

1951

Duration:

102 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

6.7

Director:

Mark Robson

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar.

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1951-12-22

Cast

Actor

Character

Harry Lauter

Dana Andrews

Martin Greer

Dorothy McGuire

Nancy Greer

Farley Granger

Jack Greer

Peggy Dow

Carrie Turner

Robert Keith

Thomas Greer

Mildred Dunnock

Sarah Greer

Ray Collins

Judge Turner

Martin Milner

George Kress Jr.

Jim Backus

Harvey Landrum

Marjorie Crossland

Mrs. Turner

Walter Baldwin

George Kress Sr.

Walter Sande

Ned Iverson

Peggy Maley

Gladys

Jerrilyn Flannery

Anne Greer

Erik Nielsen

Tony Greer

James Adamson

Train Porter (uncredited)

Jean Andren

Draft Board Secretary (uncredited)

Sam Balter

Radio Baseball Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

Dee Carroll

Small Role (uncredited)

Don Hayden

Young Man at Draft Board (uncredited)

Bobby Johnson

Porter (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp

Patron of Iverson's Bar (uncredited)

Melodi Lowell

Girl (uncredited)

Charles Marsh

Mr. Jones (uncredited)

David McMahon

Bill - the Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Roland Morris

Sergeant (uncredited)

Al Murphy

Small Role (uncredited)

Jimmy Ogg

Young Man at Draft Board (uncredited)

Ann Robinson

Gloria (uncredited)

Carol Savage

Caroline Krupka (uncredited)

Paul Smith

Draftee (uncredited)

Frank Sully

Bartender (uncredited)

Lee Turnbull

Fat Draftee (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Ralph Brooks is in studio records playing the role of "Albert", but he was not seen in the movie.

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Final film of Peggy Dow.

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There are two scenes where the song "My Foolish Heart" is played in the background. Both Dana Andrews and Robert Keith were in the film titled My Foolish Heart (1949) several years earlier.

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Goofs

At the bar, Mr. Kress calls the radio a wonderful invention because news travels on it at "the speed of sound". Radio waves travel at the speed of light, not sound.

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Quotes

Thomas Greer: [about being a soldier] Now remember, if you can move it, pick it up. If you can't move it, paint it. And if it moves by itself, salute it.

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Martin Greer: ...Maybe that's the way we all are: we think we're on a holiday, but Somebody somewhere knows that the holiday's over.

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Martin Greer: In about ten years he's going to ask me a question: What were you doing, Daddy, when the world was shaking?

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