Up Goes Maisie

1946
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1h 29m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

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George Murphy and Ann Sothern in Up Goes Maisie (1946)

After graduating college Maisie becomes involved both professionally and personally Joe Morton, who's just developed a revolutionary helicopter.

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After graduating college Maisie becomes involved both professionally and personally Joe Morton, who's just developed a revolutionary helicopter.After graduating college Maisie becomes involved both professionally and personally Joe Morton, who's just developed a revolutionary helicopter.After graduating college Maisie becomes involved both professionally and personally Joe Morton, who's just developed a revolutionary helicopter.

Director
- Harry Beaumont
Writers
- Thelma Robinson
- Wilson Collison
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

385

YOUR RATING

Director
- Harry Beaumont
Writers
- Thelma Robinson
- Wilson Collison
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Tim Kingby
(as Horace McNally)

Ray Collins

Floyd Hendrickson

Jeff York

Elmer Sauders

Paul Harvey

Mr. J.G. Nuboult

Murray Alper

Mitch O'Hara

Lewis Howard

Bill Stuart

Jack Davis

Jonathan Marbey

Gloria Grafton

Miss Wolfe

John Eldredge

Benson

Ernie Adams

Fireman
(uncredited)

Barbara Billingsley

Barb's Friend at Maisie's Engagement Party
(uncredited)

Karin Booth

Lois
(uncredited)

Roy Butler

Businessman
(uncredited)

Edith Clinton

Aircraft Worker
(uncredited)

Gwen Crawford

Aircraft Worker
(uncredited)

Director
- Harry Beaumont
Writers
- Thelma Robinson
- Wilson Collison
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Trivia
The ninth of ten movies starring Ann Sothern as the heroine Maisie Ravier released from 1939 to 1947.

Goofs
While Maisie is in the helicopter flying over the city, the wire holding the helicopter in the air can be seen.

Quotes
Joseph Morton: You're kinda fresh, too, aren't you?
Maisie Ravier: Sometimes, when I feel good.
Joseph Morton: You feel good now?
Maisie Ravier: Mmmm, I seem to, judging from the way I feel.

Connections
Followed by Undercover Maisie (1947)

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Featured review

5/10

formula getting old

Maisie Ravier (Ann Sothern) has just graduated from business school. She has to constantly rebuff men's advances. She changes her looks and gets hired by Joseph Morton (George Murphy) who invented a new helicopter.

This starts with an interesting premise of sexual harassment. It's downright modern and possibly feminist. It does transition into the standard Maisie story where the bad guys trick her and she has to fix everything. I can see that part as becoming tired as this is Maisie's ninth movie. They really should modify the formula a bit to freshen up the franchise. The big evil trick isn't so great and it seems easier to steal the plans instead. The story is not the best and this formula is getting old.