Con una canción en mi corazón

Título original: With a Song in My Heart

1952
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1h 57min

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Susan Hayward in Con una canción en mi corazón (1952)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA talented singer's musical career begins to soar.A talented singer's musical career begins to soar.A talented singer's musical career begins to soar.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 6 premios y 5 nominaciones en total

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Susan Hayward

Jane Froman

Rory Calhoun

John Burn

David Wayne

Don Ross

Thelma Ritter

Clancy

Robert Wagner

GI Paratrooper

Helen Westcott

Jennifer March

Una Merkel

Sister Marie

Richard Allan

Dancer…

Max Showalter

Harry Guild

Eddie Oliver

Bandleader

John Alban

Audience Member
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Gordon Armitage

Soldier
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Eleanor Audley

Nightclub Patron
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Frank Baker

Officer in Audience
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Bill Baldwin

Radio News Announcer
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Jack Boyle

Chorus Boy
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Paul Bradley

Waiter
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Ralph Brooks

Nightclub Patron
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Curiosidades
Susan Hayward's singing was dubbed by Jane Froman.

Citas
Clancy: I'm here to tell the cockeyed world... stage history was made that night. To be perfectly frank, none of us knew what to expect. Here was a girl with a 35 pound cast on her leg... who's have to be carried on and off the stage 22 times a performance... making her first public appearance since the accident. The big question on all our minds was... would the audience take her this way? More important still, could she stand the gaff?

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Edited into Storm in My Heart (2019)

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With a Song in My Heart
Written by Richard Rodgers (1929)
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart
Sung offscreen by Jane Froman
Reprised by Susan Hayward (voice dubbed by Jane Froman) and Richard Allan

A great memory from my younger days.

Saw this movie at the age of 16 and fell immediately in love with Susan Hayward. The plot seems a bit contrived now, although it is fairly faithful to Froman's physical problem and her contributions in entertaining the troops in WWII. The music is wonderful! "Get Happy" is still one of my favorite movie production numbers. By the way, it is not Hayward doing the singing, but Jane Froman herself whose voice was dubbed into the soundtrack.