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The Bride Goes Wild

film by Taurog [1948]

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In Norman Taurog: Musical comedies and Boys Town
The Bride Goes Wild (1948) was another misfire, with June Allyson as an aspiring illustrator who is hired to create the artwork for a book by a popular children’s author (Van Johnson); after meeting the hard-drinking, cynical man, however, she threatens to expose him. More…
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In Van Johnson
…Girls and a Sailor (1944), The Bride Goes Wild (1948), In the Good Old Summertime (1949), and Duchess of Idaho (1950). He occasionally revealed his dramatic talents, notably in The Caine Mutiny (1954). After his film career waned, Johnson continued to act in local theatre and on television, though he…
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