How to Be Very, Very Popular (1955)
Two girls on the lam hide out in a college fraternity.
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Cast & Crew
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Stormy Tornado -
Curly Flagg -
Fillmore 'Wedge' Wedgewood -
Dr. Tweed -
Eddie Jones -
Toby Marshall -
B.J. Marshall -
Midge -
Miss 'Syl' Sylvester -
Cedric Flagg -
Police Sgt. Moon -
Cherry Blossom Wang -
Chief of Police -
Bus Driver -
Music Teacher
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Director:
Nunnally JohnsonWriters:
Edward Hope (novel), Nunnally Johnson, Howard Lindsay (play), Lyford Moore (play), Harlan Thompson (play)All Cast & Crew
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A December 1954 item in "The Hollywood Reporter"'s "Rambling Reporter" column indicated that the studio wanted Marilyn Monroe to appear in the film with Jane Russell, her co-star in the studio's highly successful 1953 production Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953).
Quotes
Stormy:
You're still a pupil?
Wedgewood:
That's right.
Stormy:
Well what kind of a for-crying-out-loud kind of school could you be in?
Wedgewood:
This one, Bristol College.
Stormy:
This is a college?
Wedgewood:
Well, of course, what did you think it was?
Stormy:
I think you better let me outta here. I had all the ...
Soundtracks
How to Be Very, Very PopularMusic by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Sung by off-screen vocalists during the opening credits
Played occasionally in the score
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Plot Summary
Genres
ComedyDetails
Release Date:
6 January 1956Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Stage 4, 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Budget:
$1,565,000 (estimated)
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