The Lemon Drop Kid (1951)
Table of contents
- Basic facts
- Links and resources
- Titles
- Crew
- Cast
- Companies
- About the film
- Plot summary
- Swedish censorship / rating
- Technical specifications
- Comments
- Original work
- Production location
- Release dates
- Soundtrack listing
- Awards
- Related films
- Subjects
- Holdings Film
- Holdings Posters
- Holdings Archive materials
- Holdings Scripts
- Holdings Stills
- Holdings Promotion materials
Basic facts
| Original title | The Lemon Drop Kid |
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| Film type | Feature |
| Category | Fiction |
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| Production company | |
| Classification | Suitable for all audiences |
| Swedish release | 1951-12-03 |
Cast
Titles
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| Swedish release title |
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Crew
| Director | |
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| Screenplay | |
| Producer | |
| Director of Photography | |
| Music | |
| Production Designer | |
| Author | |
| Dialogue |
Cast
| Bob Hope | The Lemon Drop Kid | ||
| Marilyn Maxwell | Brainy Baxter | ||
| Lloyd Nolan | Charley | ||
| Jane Darwell | Nellie Thursday | ||
| Andrea King | Stella | ||
| Fred Clark | Moose Moran | ||
| Jay C. Flippen | Straight Flush | ||
| William Frawley | Gloomy Willie | ||
| Harry Bellaver | Sam the Surgeon | ||
| Sid Melton | Little Louie | ||
| Ben Walden | Singin' Solly | ||
| Ida Moore | Bird Lady | ||
| Charles Cooley | Goomba | ||
| Society Kid Hogan | Society Kid Hogan | ||
| Harry Shannon | John, polis | ||
| Bernard Szold | Honest Harry | ||
| Roy Gordon | domare | ||
| Stanley Andrews | domare | ||
| Richard Karlan | Maxie | ||
| Tor Johnson | brottare | ||
| Bill Varga | brottare | ||
| Almira Sessions | Mrs. Santoro | ||
| Francis Pierlot | Henry Regan | ||
| Mary Murphy | flicka | ||
| Fred Zendar | Benny Southstreet | ||
| Slim Gaut | professor Murdock | ||
| Jean Whitney | Brainys flickvän | ||
| Tommy Ivo | pojkscout | ||
| Helen Brown | Ellen | ||
| Fred Graff | Pimlico Pete | ||
| Sid Tomack | groom | ||
| Jim Hayward | George | ||
| Jack Kruschen | den muskulöse | ||
| John Doucette | muscleman | ||
| Douglas Spencer | den tunne jultomten | ||
| Harry Tyler | jultomten | ||
| Bill Sheehan | dance director | ||
| Ray Cooke | Willie |
Companies
| Production Company | Paramount Pictures Corporation |
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Swedish censorship / rating
| Censorship number | 78996 |
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| Date | 1951-07 |
| Classification | Suitable for all audiences |
| Original length | 2495 meters |
| Censored length | 2486 meters |
Release dates
| First showing | 1951-03-08 | USA | ||||
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| Release in Sweden | 1951-12-03 | Riviera | Stockholm | Sweden | 91 min | |
| TV showing | 1970-04-19 | TV1 | Sweden |
Holdings Film
The information given here refers to film material in the Swedish Film Institute’s archive. Access to the archive’s stock is given on request, for research, other film archives and rights’ holders. For enquiries please contact filmarkivet@filminstitutet.se
| Element type | |
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| Item base | Acetate |
| Carrier type | 35 mm |
Holdings Posters
| Size | About 70 x 100 cm |
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| Quantity | 2 |
| Size | Smaller than 40 x 75 cm |
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| Quantity | 2 |
Holdings Stills
| Black and white print | SET |
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| Album | No |
Holdings Promotion materials
| Type | Program folio |
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