Lucky Me (1954) |
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Other InformationPlot SummaryLucky Me is a mixed-bag musical from Warner Bros., adhering to a tried-and-true formula that was wearing just a bit thin in 1954. Candy (Doris Day), Hap (Phil Silvers), Duke (Eddie Foy Jr.) and Flo (Nancy Walker) are four small-time performers who fi... TaglineWarner`s "Lucky Me" is ultra-new look in musicals. Doris Day and Cinemascope never had it so good! The fastest-paced pleasure that ever spread a wide smile across the face of the screen! DiscographySinglesMen Blue Bells of Broadway The Superstition Song High Hopes Love You Dearly Lucky Me I Speak to the Stars I Wanna Sing to the Angels |
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Trivia and QuotesQuotes [last lines]
Otis Thayer: Ooh, Friday the Thirteenth. Anyone around here superstitious?
Candy Williams: Well, I, I... I used to be. But I`m not anymore. Not Lucky Me. Flo: Boy, ain`t this party a ball?
Hap Schneider: What`s with the ain`ts? Ain`ts. There are a lot of ritzy people here. Watch your language.
Flo: What are you talking about? I speak as well as anybody. In fact, weller. Lorraine Thayer: It must be an exciting life being a lady.
Candy Williams: You should try it sometime. Er, er... marry a Lord, that is. Candy Williams: This is strictly business, Mr. Carson.
Dick Carson: Yes, Miss Williams. Strictly business.
Candy Williams: Oh, Mr. Carson!
[hugs him] Fortune Teller: Be alert, my child. You are passing through a period of opportunity. You are on the brink of adventure. A mysterious stranger lurks in your future. A stranger who may serve as a guide to your fortune and destiny.
Candy Williams: A mysterious stranger. Candy Williams: But a trouper never says die! Hap Schneider: "Food By Anton". There`s a nice bit. Here we are loaded with talent, and some hash hustler gets his name up in lights. Candy Williams: There`s thirteen people in the audience.
Hap Schneider: This is no time to be superstitious. It`s bad luck. Candy Williams: Hap, stop it!
Hap Schneider: What`s the matter?
Candy Williams: Well, you know that whistling in the dressing room is bad luck.
Hap Schneider: Isn`t that cute? Two months in show business, she knows all the rules.
Candy Williams: Well, you`re the one that told me.Trivia To not take away from Doris`s blonde hair, Martha Hyer`s hair was died red. Angie Dickinson`s film debut. Doris Day did not want to make this movie but had to under contract obligations. This is the first musical to be filmed in Cinemascope. | ||
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