Coral Browne, Forrest Tucker, Fred Clark
An eccentric woman adopts an orphan boy and introduces him to a variety of experiences. She eventually becomes wealthy when a millionaire she marries dies in an accident.
DVD Release Date: October 1, 2002
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November 17, 2008SOOOO 1958 with all the wacky furniture and such, but oh-so cute and entertaining. Kinda long, though!
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August 2, 2008the 1958 "auntine mame" is the pinnacle of rosalind russell's career, and it does jolly rosalind great justice to glitter her comic genius in screwball comedy gendre that had been neglected or underused before. overlooked by most, rosalind russell has uncanny parallel to another ...( read more)
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August 1, 2008Rosalind Russell is terriffic in this 1958 musical film version of the stage and novel hit. Auntie Mame (Russell) has her only surviving family member whom is her young nephew move in after his father passes away. Mame is a very colorful woman and together they open each other's ...( read more)
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June 1, 2007Of all the "Mame" film versions out there, this is the best. It is witty and fun, but at its heart it keeps intact the cold longing of the main character's empty heart in an otherwise excessively over-rich life.
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January 31, 2007A so-so film. I have tried watching it in the past and always got bored with it or fell asleep. Well... the tradition continues. I just can't get into this film.
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August 8, 2009Very funny! I think there is a little bit of Auntie Mame in each of us.
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June 25, 2009Just hilarious, with an endlessly quotable script. All the cast are outstanding, from Peggy Cass as Agnes Gooch ("Will it mix with Dr.Pepper?"), Coral Browne as Vera Charles ("My God that moon's bright!") and Joanna Barnes as Gloria ("It was ghastly! Simply ghastly!"). But best o...( read more)
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