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The Shocking Miss Pilgrim

Year:

1947

Duration:

85 min

Genres:

Comedy | Musical | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

George Seaton

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1947-01-04

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

Earnings

Budget: $2,595,000

Gross: $2,734,000 (USA) Production Dates November 1945 - February 1946 Copyright Holder Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Marilyn Monroe

Betty Grable

Cynthia Pilgrim

Dick Haymes

John Pritchard

Anne Revere

Alice Pritchard

Allyn Joslyn

Leander Woolsey

Gene Lockhart

Saxon

Elizabeth Patterson

Catherine Dennison

Elisabeth Risdon

Mrs. Prichard

Arthur Shields

Michael

Charles Kemper

Herbert Jothan

Roy Roberts

Mr. Foster

Margaret Bannerman

(scenes deleted)

Susan Blanchard

(scenes deleted)

Nina Gilbert

Cynthia's Mother (scenes deleted)

Coleen Gray

Minor Role (scenes deleted)

Robert Malcolm

Cynthia's Father (scenes deleted)

Jane Nigh

Cynthia's Sister (scenes deleted)

Clarence G. Badger

Herbert Jothan (singing voice) (uncredited)

Myrtle Ball

(uncredited)

Ernie Baron

(uncredited)

George Beranger

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Lillian Bronson

Viola Simmons (uncredited)

Robert Cherry

Stenographer (uncredited)

Jeff Corey

Stenographer (uncredited)

Jack Costello

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Catherine Courtney

(uncredited)

Frank Dawson

Waiter (uncredited)

Hal K. Dawson

Peabody (uncredited)

Louis DeWitt

Sketch Artist (uncredited)

Mary Field

Teacher (uncredited)

William Frambes

(uncredited)

Maxine Gates

(uncredited)

Karen X. Gaylord

Redheaded Girl (uncredited)

Douglas Gerrard

Office Clerk (uncredited)

George Gramlich

Leander Woolsey (singing voice) (uncredited)

Barry Heenan

Stenographer (uncredited)

Sheldon Jett

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Raymond Largay

Mr. Packard (uncredited)

Eddie Laughton

Quincy (uncredited)

Perc Launders

(uncredited)

Les Livingstone

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Therese Lyon

Minor Role (uncredited)

Saul Martell

Orator (uncredited)

Junius Matthews

Mr. Carter (uncredited)

Beatrice Maude

(uncredited)

Robert McCord

Office Clerk (uncredited)

George Melford

Minor Role (uncredited)

Alice Mock

Alice Pritchard (singing voice) (uncredited)

Tom Moore

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Dave Morris

(uncredited)

Edward Mundy

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Al Murphy

(uncredited)

Dorothy Neumann

Stenographer (uncredited)

Spec O'Donnell

(uncredited)

Tom Pilkington

Orator (uncredited)

Victor Potel

Speaker (uncredited)

Stanley Prager

Office Lookout (uncredited)

Constance Purdy

Sarah Glidden (uncredited)

Raisa

Stenographer (uncredited)

Ruth Rickaby

Mrs. Thompson (uncredited)

Kay Riley

Teacher (uncredited)

Countess Elektra Rozanska

Singer (uncredited)

Frank J. Scannell

(uncredited)

Maxine Semon

(uncredited)

Helen Servis

(uncredited)

Robert Shaw

Secretary (uncredited)

John Sheehan

Vendor (uncredited)

Roxanne Stark

Boardinghouse Keeper (uncredited)

Mildred Stone

Susan Nixon (uncredited)

Joseph Terry

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Bob Tidwell

Boy (uncredited)

Kay Vallon

Stenographer (uncredited)

Regina Wallace

Mother (uncredited)

Pierre Watkin

Wendell Paige (uncredited)

Josephine Whittell

Boardinghouse Keeper (uncredited)

Frank Wolf

(uncredited)

Hank Worden

Office Clerk (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In late 1944, the film was intended to be made as a Jeanne Crain vehicle.

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Director John M. Stahl took over briefly as director while George Seaton was ill, prior to a more serious illness.

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While Ira Gershwin fashioned the lyrics for this movie in 1946, the composer George Gershwin had died in 1937. With the aid of long time friend Kay Swift (herself a composer), Ira put together a number of George's unpublished melodies to provide a score for the film. "For You, For Me, For Evermore" became popular enough to make "Your Hit Parade" for two weeks.

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Quotes

Cynthia Pilgrim: I am a typewriter!

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