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The Kid from Brooklyn (1946)

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Starring (View all)
Danny Kaye Danny Kaye
Burleigh Sullivan
Virginia Mayo Virginia Mayo
Polly Pringle
Vera-Ellen Vera-Ellen
Susie Sullivan
Steve Cochran Steve Cochran
Speed McFarlane
Eve Arden Eve Arden
Ann Westley
Walter Abel Walter Abel
Gabby Sloan
Lionel Stander Lionel Stander
Spider Schultz
Fay Bainter Fay Bainter
Mrs. E. Winthrop LeMoyne


Written by (View all)
Don Hartman Don Hartman
(adapted by) and
Melville Shavelson Melville Shavelson
(adapted by)


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The Kid from Brooklyn

4 years ago at Apr 11 18:16
The Kid from Brooklyn casts Danny Kaye as a meek milkman who somehow becomes a boxer. That’s it, that’s the entire premise of this one. Many of the usual parts are here again, Vera-Ellen, Virginia Mayo, the Goldwyn Girls, songs and dances, bits of slapstick comedy. It’s pure Kaye formula by this point, which is maybe not the worst thing.   Plenty of movie stars had formulas built around t... read more
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Through a fluke, timid milkman Burleigh Sullivan knocks out prizefighting champion Speed McFarlane. Seeing promotional potential in the young man, McFarlane’s manager convinces Sullivan to become a fighter, and then fixes his fights so Sullivan will win. Thinking he’s got real fighting talent, Sullivan’s head swells with success, alienating everyone around him.
Release date: 21 March 1946
Tags: Comedy (3), 1946 (2), Milk Man (1), Dancing (1), Trickery (1), Ploy (1), Brother And Sister (1), Delivery Man (1), Milk (1), Promotion (1), Training (1), 1940s (1), Play (1), Singing (1), Boxing (1), Musical (1), Usa (1), Tv (1), Remake (1), Romance (1)
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JxSxPx posted a review 4 years ago

The Kid from Brooklyn

“The Kid from Brooklyn casts Danny Kaye as a meek milkman who somehow becomes a boxer. That’s it, that’s the entire premise of this one. Many of the usual parts are here again, Vera-Ellen, Virginia Mayo, the Goldwyn Girls, songs and dances, bits of slapstick comedy. It’s pure Kaye formula by this point, which is maybe not the worst thing.   Plenty of movie stars had formulas built around their image, so why should Kaye be any different. The Marx Brothers always brought a bit of anarchy to various high society and monied arenas, Gene Kelly always put in an extended dream ballet, and Greta Garbo was always emotionally suffering, if not dying. It’s the variations on these images and themes that mark what films are best remembered and which are cast aside.   The Kid from Brooklyn” read more

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