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The Pursuit Of Happiness

1934, Movie, NR, 72 mins

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In 1700's New England, young betrothed couples engaged in a practice known as "bundling." This socially acceptable custom would have the loving pair sleep together on cold winter nights, fully clothed of course, because a center board would separate them. Despite the one-joke nature of the story, THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS works in a fine, good-natured way. Bennett plays a Puritan maiden in 1776 Connecticut. She meets Lederer, a Hessian, and the two fall in love and eventually... read more leave a comment
Year: 1934
Rated NR

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Cast
Francis Lederer: Max Christmann
Joan Bennett: Prudence Kirkland
Charlie Ruggles: Aaron Kirkland
Mary Boland: Comfort Kirkland
Walter Kingsford: Reverend Lyman Banks
Minor Watson: Col. Sherwood

 

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What was the last show Brian ...

Question: What was the last show Brian Keith did? The one with the car, I mean. Thank you.


Answer: Well, that's really two answers, Mary Pat. The late Keith's last show wasn't ABC's Hardcastle & McCormick, which ran from September 1983 to July 1986. That would be NBC's sitcom Walter and Emily, which was on the schedule for a year beginning in November 1991, and even that was preceded by CBS' 1989 comedy Heartland and ABC's Pursuit of Happiness.

Hardcastle was a hit for ABC for a short while, and it's funny that you remember it as "the one with the car." I'm sure Keith, who played crusty retired judge Milton Hardcastle, and costar Daniel Hugh-Kelly, who played sidekick and crack driver "Skid" McCormick, would have much preferred their show to be remembered as a buddy comedy. In fact, in a 1984 TV Guide interview, the equ read more

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