My Favorite Brunette

My Favorite Brunette (1947)

He's a hilarious hawkshaw... with a case on Dottie!

  • Genre: Comedy, Mystery, Romance
  • Release Date: 1947-03-19
  • User Rating: 6.7/10 from 52 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 27min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Hope Enterprises
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Elliott Nugent
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Summary

Ronnie Jackson is a lowly baby photographer who secretly fantasizes about being a private detective. When a lovely baroness actually mistakes him for one and asks him to help locate her missing husband, Baron Montay, Ronnie finds himself agreeing. Several days later he is on death row whiling away the hours until his execution by recounting to a group of reporters the bizarre tale of how he ended up there.

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  • Bob Hope

    as Ronnie Jackson

  • Dorothy Lamour

    as Baroness Carlotta Montay

  • Peter Lorre

    as Kismet

  • Lon Chaney Jr.

    as Willie

  • John Hoyt

    as Dr. Lundau

  • Charles Dingle

    as Major Simon Montague

  • Reginald Denny

    as James Collins

  • Frank Puglia

    as Baron Montay

  • Ann Doran

    as Miss Rogers

  • Willard Robertson

    as Prison Warden

  • Jack La Rue

    as Tony

  • Charles Arnt

    as Crawford

  • Anthony Caruso

    as First Man on Death Row (uncredited)

  • Jack Chefe

    as Henri - Head Waiter (uncredited)

  • Jack Rube Clifford

    as Prison Guard Captain (uncredited)

  • Charles Cooley

    as Waiter (uncredited)

  • Bing Crosby

    as Harry (uncredited)

  • Boyd Davis

    as Mr. Dawson (uncredited)

  • Tom Dillon

    as Cop (uncredited)

  • Mike Donovan

    as Kelly - Police Detective (uncredited)

  • Helena Phillips Evans

    as Mabel (uncredited)

  • Betty Farrington

    as Matron (uncredited)

  • Budd Fine

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • James Flavin

    as Det. Lt. 'Mac' Hennessey (uncredited)

  • Al Hill

    as State Trooper (uncredited)

  • Roland Soo Hoo

    as Baby Fong (uncredited)

  • Brandon Hurst

    as Butler (uncredited)

  • Eddie Johnson

    as Caddy (uncredited)

  • Richard Keene

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • Alan Ladd

    as Sam McCloud (uncredited)

  • George Lloyd

    as George - Prison Guard Sergeant (uncredited)

  • Matt McHugh

    as Third Man on Death Row (uncredited)

  • Clarence Muse

    as Second Man on Death Row (uncredited)

  • Garry Owen

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • James Pierce

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • Ted Rand

    as Waiter Captain (uncredited)

  • Joe Recht

    as Newsboy (uncredited)

  • Reginald Simpson

    as Assistant Hotel Manager (uncredited)

  • Brick Sullivan

    as Policeman Leaving Stationhouse (uncredited)

  • Ray Teal

    as State Trooper Sergeant (uncredited)

  • Harland Tucker

    as Room Clerk (uncredited)

  • John Tyrrell

    as Bell Captain (uncredited)

  • John Westley

    as Doctor (uncredited)

  • Jean Wong

    as Mrs. Fong (uncredited)
Directing Mel Epstein Assistant Director
Costume & Make-Up Wally Westmore Makeup Supervisor
Directing Elliott Nugent Director
Writing Bob Hope Writer
Camera Lionel Lindon Director of Photography
Writing Edmund Beloin Screenplay
Production Daniel Dare Producer
Sound Robert Emmett Dolan Original Music Composer
Writing Jack Rose Screenplay
Editing Ellsworth Hoagland Editor
Sound Gene Garvin Sound Recordist
Crew Gordon Jennings Special Effects
Sound Harold Lewis Sound Recordist
Visual Effects Gordon Jennings Visual Effects
Art A. Earl Hedrick Art Direction
Production Harvey Clermont Casting
Art Sam Comer Set Decoration
Costume & Make-Up Edith Head Costume Design
Production Bob Hope Producer
Art Hans Dreier Art Direction
Art John MacNeil Set Decoration

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