Blue Skies (1946)
| Tagline | 32 BERLIN HITS Old and New |
| Genre | Musical, Comedy, Romance |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Musical Drama, Romantic Drama, Showbiz Drama |
| Themes | Haunted By the Past, Ladder to the Top, Lovers Reunited, Starting Over |
| Tones | Melancholy, Reflective, Bittersweet, Sentimental, Earnest |
| Tags | Entertainer, Estrangement, Friendship, Injury, Love Triangle, Radio Personality |
Blue Skies is a 1946 Hollywood musical Technicolor comedy film, released by Paramount Pictures and starring Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Joan Caulfield, Olga San Juan and Billy De Wolfe, with music, lyrics and story by Irving Berlin; most of the songs were recycled from earlier works. The film was directed by Stuart Heisler and produced by Sol C. Siegel.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Billy De Wolfe
Tony
Mikhail Rasumny
François
Karolyn Grimes
Mary Elizabeth Adams
Carol Andrews
Dolly
Gene Ashley
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Dorothy Barrett
Showgirl
Clarence Brooks
Valet
Bill Burt
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Roxanne Collins
Guest at Top Hat nightclub
Norma Creiger
Singer
Roy Damron
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Harry Depp
Would-Be Engagement Ring Buyer
Wallace Earl
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Joel Friend
Specialty dancer
John Gallaudet
Stage manager
Art Gilmore
Radio Broadcaster
Roy Gordon
Charles Dillingham
Sam Harris
Guest at Top Hat nightclub
Len Hendry
Electrician
Mary Jane Hodge
Cigarette girl
Nan Holliday
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Jerry James
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Vicki Jasmund
Singer
Shirley Johnson
Flapper
Roberta Jonay
Hatcheck girl
John Kelly
Tough guy in Nightclub
Lucy Knoch
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Audrey Korn
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Elaine Langan
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Charles La Torre
Mr. Rakopolis
Joanne Lybrook
Singer
Jean Marshall
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Peggy McIntyre
Mary Elizabeth as Newborn
Harold Miller
Nightclub Extra
Frances Morris
Nurse
Virginia Morris
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Mavis Murray
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Cliff Nazarro
Cliff
Byron Poindexter
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Paula Ray
Guest at Top Hat nightclub
Ricky Ricardi
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Albert Ruiz
Specialty dancer
Betty Russell
Mary O'Hara
Louise Saraydar
Singer
Jeffrey Sayre
Guest at Hole in the Wall
Jane Starr
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Larry Steers
Guest at Top Hat nightclub
Mary Stewart
Dancer, Singer
Brick Sullivan
Stagehand with Flowers
John M. Sullivan
Junior
Lillian West
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Audrey Westphal
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Eric Wilton
The doctor
Will Wright
Dan
Director
Stuart Heisler
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Producer
Allan Scott
adaptation
Sol C. Siegel
producer
Original Music
Robert Emmett Dolan
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George Parrish
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Cinematographer
William E. Snyder
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Editor
LeRoy Stone
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Art Director
Hal Pereira
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Set Decorator
Sam Comer
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Maurice Goodman
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Costume Designer
Waldo Angelo
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Barbara Karinska
Makeup Department
Wally Westmore
makeup artist
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Charles C. Coleman
assistant director
Art Department
Gene Lauritzen
construction coordinator
Sound Department
John Cope
sound recordist
Hugo Grenzbach
sound recordist
Special Effects
Gordon Jennings
special effects
Paul K. Lerpae
special effects
Camera and Electrical Department
Farciot Edouart
process photographer
Loyal Griggs
camera operator
Music Department
Charles Bradshaw
music arranger
Robert Emmett Dolan
musical director
Sidney Fine
music arranger
Ralph Hallenbeck
music arranger
Joseph J. Lilley
music arranger: vocal arrangements
Matty Matlock
music arranger
Troy Sanders
associate musical director
Mason Van Cleave
music arranger
George Parrish
orchestrator
Other Crew
Robert Brower
associate technicolor color director
Natalie Kalmus
technicolor color director
Dave Robel
assistant dance director
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
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Distributor
Paramount Pictures
MCA/Universal Pictures
MCA/Universal Home Video
Universal Home Entertainment
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Universal Studios Home Video
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