"The funniest thing that ever happened to a family!" 31 May 1950 Comedy, Romance 90 mins
Architect Hal Norton and wife Meg invite his widowed mother Louisa to move in with them, only to discover the sweet elderly lady is romantically involved with what seems to be every old coot in town.
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Ronald Reagan as Hal Norton
Ruth Hussey as Meg Norton
Spring Byington as Louisa Norton
Charles Coburn as Mr. Burnside
Edmund Gwenn as Mr. Hammond
Piper Laurie as Cathy Norton
Scotty Beckett as Jimmy Blake
Jimmy Hunt as Chris Norton
Connie Gilchrist as Gladys
Willard Waterman as Dick Stewart
Marjorie Crossland as Lil Stewart
Martin Milner as Bob Stewart
Terry Frost as Stacy Walker
Dave Willock as Joe Collins
John Albright as Party Guest (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks as Party Guest (uncredited)
Frank Skinner Music
David S. Horsley Visual Effects
Alexander Hall Director
Milton Carruth Editor
Stanley Roberts Screenplay
Robert Arthur Producer
Maury Gertsman Director of Photography
Joan St. Oegger Hairstylist
Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration
Leslie I. Carey Sound
Bud Westmore Makeup Artist
Bernard Herzbrun Art Direction
Robert F. Boyle Art Direction
Stanley Roberts Story
Rosemary Odell Costume Design
Ruby R. Levitt Set Decoration
Louisa Trailer
United States 31 May 1950
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Ronald Reagan ... Harold 'Hal' Norton Charles Coburn ... Abel Burnside Ruth Hussey ... Meg Norton Edmund Gwenn ... Henry Hammond Spring Byington .
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Film online schauen: LOUISA ist eine junge starke Frau die langsam ihren Gehörsinn verliert. Regisseurin ...
The Journey of the Louisa lifeboat from Lynmouth to Porlock in 1899 was an epic undertaking. Jack Crocombe the coxswain of the lifeboat had a difficult choice ...
Describes her service as a nurse in the Civil War and mentions her part in national reform and improvement measures. Emphasizes her success as a writer of ...
Louisa May Alcott was no little woman and her life was no children's book; her story is as full of incident surprise and heroism as any plot she invented.
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