Lucky Me (1954)
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44% of users liked it
(104 ratings)
Lucky Me is a mixed-bag musical from Warner Bros., adhering to a tried-and-true formula that was wearing just a bit thin in 1954. Candy (Doris Day), Hap (Phil Silvers), Duke (Eddie Foy Jr.) and Flo (Nancy Walker) are four small-time performers who find themselves stranded in Miami. Forced to take… More Lucky Me is a mixed-bag musical from Warner Bros., adhering to a tried-and-true formula that was wearing just a bit thin in 1954. Candy (Doris Day), Hap (Phil Silvers), Duke (Eddie Foy Jr.) and Flo (Nancy Walker) are four small-time performers who find themselves stranded in Miami. Forced to take domestic jobs in a fancy hotel, the foursomes's spirits are lifted when songwriter Dick (Bob Cummings) checks in. On the verge of writing a big-time Broadway show, Dick invites the four entertainers to participate. The hitch: In order to bankroll the show, Dick must woo and win the daughter (Martha Hyer) of a Texas oil magnate. . .and Candy has fallen in love with Dick. Sharp-eyed viewers will spot Angie Dickinson making her uncredited feature-film debut. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Jack Donohue
- Genres
- Romance, Musical & Performing Arts, Classics, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Mar 9, 1954 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Steve Crum, Video-Reviewmaster.com
OK if pedestrian Warner Bros romantic comedy starring Doris Day and Robert Cummings.
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Cast
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Doris Day
as Candy Williams
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Robert Cummings
as Dick Carson
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Phil Silvers
as Hap Snyder
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Eddie Foy Jr.
as Duke McGee
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Nancy Walker
as Flo Neely
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Martha Hyer
as Lorraine Thayer
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Bill Goodwin
as Otis Thayer
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Marcel Dalio
as Anton
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Hayden Rorke
as Tommy Arthur
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James Burke
as Mahoney
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William Bakewell
as Motorist
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Charles Cane
as Sergeant
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Jean De Briac
as Captain
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Angie Dickinson
as Party Guest
- Dolores Dorn
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Cliff Ferre
as Orchestra Leader
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Jim Hayward
as Jones
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Percy Helton
as Brown
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Emmaline Henry
as Party Guest
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Gladys Hurlbut
as Dowager
- Lucy Marlow
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Tom Powers
as Cronies
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George Sherwood
as Smith
- Ray Teal
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Ann Tyrrell
as Fortune Teller
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Herb Vigran
as Theater Manager
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Jack Shea
as Cop
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Jack George
as Waiter Captain
