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I'll See You in My Dreams
I'll See You in My Dreams is a 1951 musical film directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Doris Day and Danny Thomas. It was Warner Bros.' second-highest-grossing film of 1951. Curtiz teamed with Thomas again the following year for a remake of The Jazz Singer.
Plot
Insecure Gus Kahn wanders into the musical publishing house where Grace LeBoy is a talent judge of some influence. She challenges him to write a love song, but she does not expect him to deliver it to her home the same evening. Grace's parents like Kahn, even after his borrowed necktie dips into his soup bowl. Grace quits her job to plug Kahn's songs on her own. Their first song, "I Wish I Had a Girl," is a hit. But after failed follow-ups, Grace cedes the publicity duties to Fred Thompson.
More details
| author | Jack Rose Melville Shavelson |
|---|---|
| director | Michael Curtiz |
| editor | Owen Marks |
| genre | comedy |
| keywords | broadway broadway theatre egbert van alstyne even expect heart attack love song memory pretty baby publishing house string tony jackson wall street wall street crash of 1929 writer\'s block |
| musicBy | Gus Kahn |
| producer | Louis F. Edelman |
| publisher | Warner Bros. |
| theme | biographical musical musical comedy |