Born Yesterday (1950) - Overview - TCM.com

I was born yesterday was an American comedy movie directed by George Cook in 1950. According to the stage play of the same name Gyarus Kanin, the script is by Albert Mannheimer. According to Cunningham's autobiography, Cucua believes that Mannheimer has found a playwright about writing scripts from his own drama, as it has lost most of the drama's value, he does not like the work It is. Kanin has not received screen credits due to some legal disputes. Judy Holiday (Judy Holiday), played by William Holden (William Holden) and Oscar winning performances by Broderick Crawford (Broderick Crawford), is a story of an uneducated young lady's story (Billy · Dawn), and rude, old, wealthy garbage dumping big Henghalibu rock (Harry Brock) came to Washington to try, "purchase". Brock hired reporter Paul Verrall Education Billy and in the process she learned how deep the Harry corruption is.

Talented Judy Holiday never fulfills Jewish roles, but Broadway so much dumb blonde repeats her 1950 comic movie version as if she gained fame on yesterday's birthday Performance She Adam and Madam (1949), Solid Gold Cadillac (1956) and her last movie bell were ringing (1960) to perform other remembered performances. Sherry Winters (born in Shirley Schrift), trying to get a studio to create another big hit during the day, will become very visible in the place in 1951, but here they fail Did. The manufacturer succeeded in bleaching her hair in the winter, but she refused to tackle her nose. She also insisted on thinking seriously about her performance. As a result, her career lasted 50 years. In the 1950's her main movies included Broadsword (1955) and Hunter Night (1955)

In 1950 when a movie of hidden jewels was made (as this review is written, so only 400 votes of IMDB movies, I say "hidden") "I was born yesterday." Received an Academy Award nomination number and won a Judy Holiday (Judy Holiday) to run a fiancée, a fiancee of another actress actress, "not so smart" by Broderick Keke LWB De another one " It is not that smart, "but plays a rich and powerful" addict ". William Holden is just right, just taught the role of actress showed another of his performances like Zhu Dihuolidi, but she also ignored and wants to learn something. Another beautiful "Broadway Hotspot" reserved for movies. Awesome playing and dialogue certainly improved the quality of the movie, and that proves this. It also carries a simple story about what to occasionally be heard. Many politicians and those with power should see a movie. About Bette Davis's "All About Eve", it was a wonderful thing for her, but it was not a difficult thing.