Father of the Bride [DVD] [1950]
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Description
Features
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2 vintage newsreels
Production notes
Theatrical trailer
Languages: English & Français
Subtitles: English, Français, Español, Portugûes, Japanese, Mandarin-Taiwan, Thai & Korean (feature film only)
Director
- Vincente Minnelli
Writers
- Albert Hackett
- Frances Goodrich
Cast
- Spencer TracyStanley T. Banks
- Elizabeth TaylorKay Banks
- Joan BennettEllie Banks
- Don TaylorBuckley Dunstan
- Billie BurkeMrs. Doris Dunstan
- Russ TamblynTommy Banks
- Leo G. CarrollMr. Massoula
- Moroni OlsenHerbert Dunstan
- Melville CooperMr. Triangle
- Taylor HolmesWarner
- Frank OrthJoe
- Tom IrishBen Banks
- Marietta CantyDelilah
- William Norton Bailey
- Oliver BlakeMan
- Aileen CarlyleWoman
- Gene CooganBarman
- Lucille Curtis
- Boyd Davis
- Ella Ethridge
- Estelle Etterre
- Betty FarringtonGuest
- William E. GreenSad-faced Man
- William Haade
- Sherry HallBits
- Stuart Holmes
- Walter Kelly
- Anne KundeBits in Dream Sequence
- Peggy Leon
- Mickey McCardle
- Philo McCullough
- Patricia MillerWispy Girl
- Roger Moore
- Lee PhelpsMotor Cop
- Dorothy Phillips
- Frank RichardsTruck Driver
- Fred Santley
- Harry Dean Stanton
- Wendy WaldronBridesmaid
- Jeff YorkPoliceman
- Mary Jane SmithEffie
- Don Anderson
- Erin Selwyn
- Mickey Golden
- Paul HarveyRev. A.I. Galsworthy
- Fay BakerMiss Bellamy
- Lillian BronsonSchoolteacher
- Joe Brown, Jr.Moving Man
- Frank CadyTimid Guest
- Carleton CarpenterUsher
- Chris DrakeUsher
- Jacqueline DuvalPeg
- Jim HaywardMoving Man
- Thomas Brown HenryStranger
- Frank HyersDuffy
- Paul MaxeyHeavy Set Man
- Gil PerkinsMoving Man
- Ralph PetersMoving Man
- William "Bill" PhillipsForeman of Movers
- Dewey RobinsonMoving Man
- Douglas SpencerOrganist
- Nancy ValentineFliss
- Willard WatermanDixon
- Dick WesselMoving Man
- Richard AlexanderMoving Man
Crew
- Pandro S. BermanProducer
- John AltonCinematographer
- Adolph DeutschComposer (Music Score)
- Ferris WebsterEditor
- Cedric GibbonsArt Director
- Leonid VasianArt Director
- Edwin B. WillisSet Designer
- Keogh GleasonSet Designer
- Helen RoseCostume Designer
- Walter PlunkettCostume Designer
- Marvin StuartFirst Assistant Director
Details
- GenreComedy
- SubgenreDomestic Comedy,Sophisticated Comedy
- TitleFather of the Bride
- Countries ProducedUnited States
- Duration93 minutes
- Year of Release1950
- Product TagsDVD
- FormatDVD
- Program TypeMovie
- Sound Featuresmonaural
- Screen FormatBlack & White
- Aspect Ratio1.33:1
- LanguageEnglish, French
- SubtitlesEnglish, French, Japanese, Spanish
- Region Code1
- StudioTurner Home Entertainment
Other
- Product NameFather of the Bride [DVD] [1950]
- UPC012569678972
Customer rating
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews
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Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Excellent comedy - great film for families
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendThis is another great Spencer Tracy comedy with an excellent supporting cast of Joan Bennett & a young Elizabeth Taylor. Tracy is perfect as the doting & worried father who us apprehensive about his daughter’s (Taylor) wedding. The scenes where he tries on his old tux he is determined to wear for the wedding & his nightmare scene is hysterical! Joan Bennett is perfect with her wry humor as the mother trying to keep things calm & running smoothly during the wedding preparations. And Taylor is absolutely beautiful & charming in this role that she played when she was only 18 years old. Another good family film.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
great classic
Posted .I would recommend this to a friendgreat movie. my mom and i LOVE it! Spencer Tracy is too funny