Riding High (Frank Capra\'s Riding High) (1950)

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6.1	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Frank Capra

Starring (View all)

Bing Crosby
Dan Brooks

Coleen Gray
Alice Higgins

Charles Bickford
J.L. Higgins

Frances Gifford
Margaret Higgins

William Demarest
Happy

Raymond Walburn
Prof. Pettigrew

James Gleason
Racing Secretary

Ward Bond
Lee

Written by (View all)

Robert Riskin
(screenplay)

Melville Shavelson

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7 years, 2 months ago at Feb 27 3:21

fernando

The flavour is in details, in support characters as loser Raymond Walburn flirting with Margaret Hamilton, William 'happy' Demarest, the songs in natural popular voices of people in the way.

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Release date: 12 April 1950
UPC: 097360491746

Tags: 1950 (2), Comedy (1), Frank Capra (1), Paramount Pictures (1)

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“The flavour is in details, in support characters as loser Raymond Walburn flirting with Margaret Hamilton, William 'happy' Demarest, the songs in natural popular voices of people in the way.” read more