Starring
Piper Laurie ■ Rock Hudson ■ Charles Coburn
Has Anybody Seen My Gal Wealthy Samuel Fulton is getting older and has no family of his own. He decides to leave his estate to the family of his first love, who turned down his marriage proposal years ago because he was poor. But he wants to test the family before leaving his money to them. He takes a room in their home and a job in the father's shop. He anonymously grants them $100,000. Harriet Blaisdell moves the family into a mansion and makes plans to marry her daughter Millicent off to a socialite rather than her soda jerk boyfriend Dan. With the money going to their heads what will happen to the family? This goofy and funny movie is filled with many lessons for all involved. I watched this movie with my parents and all 3 of us really enjoyed it. Full of quirky characters that all learn a little and get a comeuppance or two in the most fun and entertaining story. This is one of those silly, lighthearted, cream puff kind of movies that are pure escapism. The kind they just don't know how to make anymore. It's kind of funny that this movie is considered a Rock Hudson movie when he gets so little screen time. Instead of carrying the plot he supports it wonderfully, it's really Charles Coburn (John Smith) that makes this movie. This is a great movie that I wouldn't hesitate to watch with the entire family. This a is a great 50's movie! 88 Minutes | Principal Cast Piper Laurie ... Millicent Blaisdell Rock Hudson ... Dan Stebbins Charles Coburn ... Samuel Fulton / John Smith Gigi Perreau ... Roberta Blaisdell Lynn Bari ... Harriet Blaisdell William Reynolds ... Howard Blaisdell Larry Gates ... Charles Blaisdell Skip Homeier ... Carl Pennock Filming Location(s) Colonial Street, Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA Quotes Youth at Soda Fountain: Hey Gramps, I'll have a choc malt, heavy on the choc, plenty of milk, four spoons of malt, two scoops of vanilla ice cream, one mixed and one floating... Samuel Fulton: You've a lovely family, Millicent. It could have been my family if you hadn't been so darn obstinate! Martin Quinn: Hey you! Do you have to make so much noise playing "Silent Night"? |