My Dream Is Yours

1949
A
1h 41m

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6.6/10

1.7K

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Doris Day, Eve Arden, Jack Carson, Lee Bowman, Adolphe Menjou, and S.Z. Sakall in My Dream Is Yours (1949)

An agent must search for a new personality to replace a popular singer who refuses to renew his radio contract. He finds one in the form of a single mother, but complications soon occur.

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An agent must search for a new personality to replace a popular singer who refuses to renew his radio contract. He finds one in the form of a single mother, but complications soon occur.An agent must search for a new personality to replace a popular singer who refuses to renew his radio contract. He finds one in the form of a single mother, but complications soon occur.An agent must search for a new personality to replace a popular singer who refuses to renew his radio contract. He finds one in the form of a single mother, but complications soon occur.

Directors
- Michael Curtiz
- Friz Freleng
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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Michael Curtiz
- Friz Freleng
Writers
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Jack Carson

Doug Blake

Doris Day

Martha Gibson

Lee Bowman

Gary Mitchell

Adolphe Menjou

Thomas Hutchins

Eve Arden

Vivian Martin

S.Z. Sakall

Felix Hofer

Selena Royle

Freda Hofer

Edgar Kennedy

Uncle Charlie

Sheldon Leonard

Fred Grimes

Franklin Pangborn

Sourpuss Manager

John Berkes

Customer at Green Room

Ada Leonard

Ada Leonard

Frankie Carle

Frankie Carle
(as Frankie Carle and His Piano)

Mel Blanc

Bugs Bunny
(voice)
…

Iris Adrian

Peggy
(uncredited)

Leon Alton

Club Patron
(uncredited)

Lois Austin

Party Guest
(uncredited)

Sam Bagley

Club Patron
(uncredited)

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Featured review

8/10

Loved this movie!

I'm an old Doris Day fan from way back. I loved this movie, because it was sheer, delightful entertainment. It was post-World War 2 and just what the movie-going audience seemed to be "eating up" during that time in our history. First of all, it had a wonderful look to it - the sunny southern California locale, handsome co-star, Lee Bowman and romantic not-so-handsome co-star, Jack Carson. The story has some dark undertones when Doris finds herself duped into believing the object of her desire is nothing more than an egotistical, spotlight-grabbing, soon-to-be "has-been". However, the songs are bright and beautiful and Doris has never had a better showcase for her talent. This movie will take you away to an innocent time, if only for a little while. Try it - you'll like it!

Barbs1027
Apr 27, 2002
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Trivia
Doris Day's billing in this film is indicative of her meteoric rise from top-selling recording artist to top box-office movie star. This was only Day's second screen role, yet she's billed second only to established Warner star Jack Carson. By her fifth film, Tea for Two (1950), Day had top billing (over Gordon MacRae) and soon found herself among the 10 most popular movie stars in America. Only Fox contract player Marilyn Monroe, who came to public notice half a decade later, had a faster rise from supporting player to superstar than Day did.

Goofs
When Martha is tucking Freddie into bed, a microphone shadow is visible on the back wall of the bedroom.

Quotes
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