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Born Yesterday

1950, Movie, NR, 103 mins

Born Yesterday: Review

A sheer delight. The irrepressible Judy Holliday — the greatest "dumb blonde" ever to grace the silver screen — recreates the role she made famous on Broadway: the wife of a shady scrap-metal tycoon (Broderick Crawford) who's put in charge of his empire so he can cover his tracks. Embarrassed by his wife's lack of "cultcha," he hires William Holden to give her lessons. Don't miss it. Read the complete review for Born Yesterday

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Year: 1950
Rated NR

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Judy Holliday: Billie Dawn
Broderick Crawford: Harry Brock
William Holden: Paul Verrall
Howard St. John: Jim Devery
Frank Otto: Eddie
Larry Oliver: Norval Hedges

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