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All 11 Robert McCord Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Robert McCord Movies as we bring you a roundup of some of his most memorable and critically acclaimed films. From heart-pounding action to emotional dramas, our article provides a comprehensive overview of McCord's diverse career. Don't miss out on this engaging journey through the world of cinema, brought to you by the talented Robert McCord.
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"The Shocking Miss Pilgrim" is a delightful 1947 romantic comedy-musical film that takes us back to the late 1800s. Betty Grable stars as Miss Pilgrim, a young talented typist who defies societal norms to become the first female employee at a prestigious Boston shipping office. Although the men initially resist her presence, Miss Pilgrim's charm soon wins them all over, including the heart of the attractive young head of the company.
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"You Were Meant for Me" is a compelling 1948 drama-musical film that takes us back to the bustling 1920s. The story revolves around Chuck Arnold, a bandleader, who encounters Peggy, a hometown girl, at one of his dance performances. Their instant connection leads to a whirlwind romance, and they are soon married.
Immerse yourself in the delightful world of "That Wonderful Urge" (1948), a charming romantic comedy that showcases the wit and charm of its stars, Tyrone Power and Gene Tierney. This timeless tale follows the story of a young, ambitious reporter who meets a captivating heiress at a picturesque resort in Sun Valley. Unfortunately, the reporters' career takes a hit when the heiress, in a fit of jealousy, falsely claims them to be married.
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"One Touch of Venus" is a delightful 1948 fantasy comedy that brings the ancient goddess Venus to life in the form of Hollywood icon Ava Gardner. Set in a bustling department store, the film follows a young window dresser who, in a surprising turn of events, ends up kissing a statue of the goddess of love. As if that wasn't enough, the statue comes to life and the two develop an unexpected romance.
"When My Baby Smiles at Me" (1948) is a timeless and captivating romantic musical drama that focuses on the challenges faced by a talented Vaudeville performer, Dailey, and his beloved wife, Grable. As Dailey's career rapidly soars to new heights, the "Big Time" and its accompanying fame create both joy and strain on their marriage. The movie unfolds against the backdrop of their unyielding love and dedication to each other, further complicated by Dailey's burgeoning drinking problem.
"My Blue Heaven" is a classic 1950 film starring Betty Grable and Dan Dailey, portraying a couple who cannot have children. The film follows their inspiring journey as they navigate the challenges of adopting and raising children while maintaining their successful careers as a song and dance team.
In "I'll Get By, " a charming musical comedy from 1950, two talented songwriters find themselves entangled in romantic affairs with a pair of bewitching sisters. As they collaborate on catchy tunes, their relationships take center stage in this captivating tale of love and music.
In "Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell, " a charming and witty expert on aging finds himself on a whirlwind adventure at an elderly care home. Determined to prove his theory of staying young, he deceives everyone with his false age and sets out to revive the spirits of the residents.
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"Queen Bee" is a 1955 drama and romance film that follows a young woman named Jennifer "Jen" Stewart, who moves to the Georgia mansion of her socialite cousin, Eva Phillips. Initially, Jen adores Eva, but as the story unfolds, she begins to suspect Eva's true nature. Directed and co-written by Ranald MacDougall, the movie is based on Edna L. Lee's 1943 novel of the same name.
"A delightful comedy-romance ensues in 'The Thrill of It All' (1963) as Doris Day takes on the role of a cheerful, unsuspecting homemaker. A sudden rise to fame as a soap spokesperson leads Day's character into unexpected chaos in her mundane home life. Amidst this whirlwind of change, Day finds herself facing an unplanned pregnancy while trying to navigate her newfound celebrity status.
In 1963, George Englund directed the movie "The Ugly American, " which follows an American scholar, played by Marlon Brando, as he becomes the ambassador in Sarkan, an unstable, war-torn, southeast Asian country. As Brando navigates the challenges of diplomacy amidst the brewing civil war, he is forced to confront the complex tangle of nationalism, interference, and loyalty, ultimately leading to a dangerous game of intrigue and deception.