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Rich, Young and Pretty

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When Elizabeth Rogers (Jane Powell) travels to Paris with her father Jim (Wendell Corey), a wealthy Texas rancher, she falls under the spell of Andre Milan (Vic Damone), a young Frenchman. Forgetting all about her boyfriend back home, she throws herself headlong into a seemingly doomed cross-cultural romance. Meanwhile, Marie (Danielle Darrieux), the Parisian mother she never knew -- and always thought was dead -- hears of Elizabeth's arrival and plots to meet her against her father's wishes.
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06/30/2016 MGM musical starts out brightly but loses steam toward the end; Jane Powell and Vic Damone (in his film debut) introduce the Oscar-nominated song "Wonder Why?" and French star Danielle Darrieux is lovely and performs an amusing duet with Fernando Lamas to "We Never Talk Much." See more 07/07/2013 Pleasant bit of fluff with Wendell Corey surprisingly singing a few songs. The script makes little sense but is played sincerely by the cast, although a little more Una Merkel would have been welcome. Jane and Danielle Darrieux really do look like they could be mother and daughter. See more 05/18/2010 just ok romantic farce. See more Read all reviews
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Norman Taurog

Director

Jane Powell

Elizabeth Rogers

Danielle Darrieux

Marie Devarone

Wendell Corey

Jim Stauton Rogers

Vic Damone

Andre Milan

Fernando Lamas

Paul Sarnac
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Synopsis When Elizabeth Rogers (Jane Powell) travels to Paris with her father Jim (Wendell Corey), a wealthy Texas rancher, she falls under the spell of Andre Milan (Vic Damone), a young Frenchman. Forgetting all about her boyfriend back home, she throws herself headlong into a seemingly doomed cross-cultural romance. Meanwhile, Marie (Danielle Darrieux), the Parisian mother she never knew -- and always thought was dead -- hears of Elizabeth's arrival and plots to meet her against her father's wishes.
Director
Norman Taurog
Producer
Joe Pasternak
Distributor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Production Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Genre
Musical, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jul 9, 1951, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 31, 2010
Runtime
1h 35m