Let's Be Happy

1957
1h 49min

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Robert Flemyng, Zena Marshall, Tony Martin, and Vera-Ellen in Let's Be Happy (1957)

An American salesman pursues an heiress from Vermont, who is in turn being wooed by a Scottish lord in financial need.

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Comedy Musical Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn American salesman pursues an heiress from Vermont, who is in turn being wooed by a Scottish lord in financial need.An American salesman pursues an heiress from Vermont, who is in turn being wooed by a Scottish lord in financial need.An American salesman pursues an heiress from Vermont, who is in turn being wooed by a Scottish lord in financial need.

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Trivia
Vera-Ellen's lifelong conflict with various eating disorders had culminated famously in high necklines to cover her emaciated state in both "Call Me Madam" (1953) and "White Christmas" (1954). However, by the time she made this film, she had returned to a normal weight, reflected in costuming that once again partially revealed her neckline.

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Helene: [French gold-digger] Do you want somezing?
Stanley Smith: You're sitting on it.

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Referenced in 'White Christmas': A Look Back with Rosemary Clooney (2000)

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The Man from Idaho
(uncredited)
Written by Nicholas Brodszky and Paul Francis Webster
Performed by Tony Martin

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sheer agony

"Let's Be Happy" is a 1957 musical starring Vera-Ellen, Tony Martin, and Robert Flemyng.

It concerns a young woman left some money who decides it to spend it on a trip to the city of her ancestors, Edinburgh, and have an adventure. She meets an attractive salesman (Martin) and an impoverished Lord (Flemyng), whom she takes up with when she thinks the salesman has been dishonest with her.

I watched this film because I love Tony Martin's voice, but to be honest, a chimpanzee could have performed these songs.

Vera-Ellen was a pretty woman, but she wasn't much of an actress, and she doesn't look particularly well here except in one scene, where she wears a beautiful, form-fitting blue gown and looks stunning. Also, for a dancer, she sure didn't do much of it.

The music ranged from awful to merely passable.

The location shots were lovely.

I was surprised this film was made. It is very mediocre.