The Helen Morgan Story (1957) | |
| Director(s) | Michael Curtiz |
| Producer(s) | Martin Rackin |
| Top Genres | Biographical, Drama, Musical |
| Top Topics | Alcohol, Show Business, True Story (based on) |
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The Helen Morgan Story (1957) was a Biographical - Drama Film directed by Michael Curtiz and produced by Martin Rackin.
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Quotes from The Helen Morgan Story
Larry Maddux:
This town's ready. I'm ready to open it for you like an oyster.
Larry Maddux: Do yourself a favor. Hire the kid.
Whitey Krause: I hope your hooch is better than your suggestion, Larry. What's the canary to you.
Larry Maddux: Nuthin'. I'm just a music lover. Besides, I don't go for that sad stuff she sings.
Johnny Haggerty: It's tough to be a good guy and a cop at the same time.
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Larry Maddux: Do yourself a favor. Hire the kid.
Whitey Krause: I hope your hooch is better than your suggestion, Larry. What's the canary to you.
Larry Maddux: Nuthin'. I'm just a music lover. Besides, I don't go for that sad stuff she sings.
Johnny Haggerty: It's tough to be a good guy and a cop at the same time.
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Facts about The Helen Morgan Story
Leonid Kinskey's final movie.
Sammy White, who plays himself, appeared with the real Helen Morgan in three productions of "Show Boat" - the original 1927 Broadway stage production, the first Broadway revival in 1932, and the 1936 film version. White played the comic role of hoofer Frank Schultz in "Show Boat".
This was Warner Bros. only feature in black-and-white CinemaScope.
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Sammy White, who plays himself, appeared with the real Helen Morgan in three productions of "Show Boat" - the original 1927 Broadway stage production, the first Broadway revival in 1932, and the 1936 film version. White played the comic role of hoofer Frank Schultz in "Show Boat".
This was Warner Bros. only feature in black-and-white CinemaScope.
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