I'll Be Yours

1947
Approved
1h 33m

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William Bendix, Deanna Durbin, Tom Drake, and Adolphe Menjou in I'll Be Yours (1947)

A small-town girl tells a small fib to a wealthy businessman; complications ensue.A small-town girl tells a small fib to a wealthy businessman; complications ensue.A small-town girl tells a small fib to a wealthy businessman; complications ensue.

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6.5/10

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Deanna Durbin

Louise Ginglebusher

Tom Drake

George Prescott

William Bendix

Wechsberg

Adolphe Menjou

J. Conrad Nelson

Walter Catlett

Mr. Buckingham

Franklin Pangborn

Barber

William Trenk

Captain

Joan Shawlee

Blonde
(as Joan Fulton)

John Phillips

Thug

Richard Abbott

Businessman
(uncredited)

Patricia Alphin

Usherette
(uncredited)

William Bailey

Gentleman
(uncredited)

Nancy Brinckman

Blonde Usherette
(uncredited)

Ralph Brooks

Attendant
(uncredited)

Douglas Carter

Attendant
(uncredited)

George Chandler

Tall Man in Phone Booth
(uncredited)

William Ching

Stage Door Johnny
(uncredited)

Cyril Delevanti

Businessman
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Speaking about her dozen-year movie career with film historian David Shipman in a rare 1983 interview, Deanna Durbin dismissed as "terrible" the quality of her last four vehicles: this picture, Something in the Wind (1947), Up in Central Park (1948) and For the Love of Mary (1948).

Quotes
Louise Ginglebusher: If the turkey sandwiches are made with chicken, then what are the chicken sandwiches made from?

Connections
Version of The Good Fairy (1935)

Soundtracks
Cobbleskill School Song
(uncredited)
Lyrics by Jack Brooks
Music by Walter Schumann
Sung by Deanna Durbin and Walter Catlett

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Featured review

5/10

Cute, Bubbly, Light, Fun

I'm no Deanna Durbin fan but I have to admire her for getting away from it all at such a young age and retiring to France. This was one of her last films.

By chance, it fell into my collection and I have wound up watching it on dreary weekend afternoons. I was surprised to learn that it bore several viewings. If only modern romantic comedies could be so light and unworldly as this.

Like in a good sitcom, the secondary characters support this film. But the two leads carry it.