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Young and Willing (1943)
"Three Stage-Struck Girls...Three Love-Struck Boys...In a Three Room Greenwich Village Madhouse!"
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58
Starring
William Holden
Eddie Bracken
Susan Hayward
Director
Edward H. Griffith
Watch on Shout! Factory Amazon Channel
NR
1 hr 23 min
Feb 5th, 1943
Drama
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Plot
A group of young stage hopefuls tries to persuade a theatrical producer to give them their big chance at stardom.
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Theatrical Release:
February 5th, 1943
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
Paramount Pictures
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Cast & Crew
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William Holden
as Norman Reese
E
Eddie Bracken
as George Bodell
S
Susan Hayward
as Kate Benson
R
Robert Benchley
as Arthur Kenny
M
Martha O'Driscoll
as Dottie Coburn
B
Barbara Britton
as Marge Benson Dennison
V
Victor Young
Original Music Composer
W
Wally Westmore
Makeup Artist
H
Hans Dreier
Art Direction
E
Edward H. Griffith
Producer
E
Edward H. Griffith
Director
L
Leo Tover
Director of Photography
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