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A Song Is Born

film by Hawks [1948]
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  • filming of Rio Bravo
    Howard Hawks
    / Films of the 1940s

    A Song Is Born (1948) was Hawks’s musical remake of his own Ball of Fire, with Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo substituting for Cooper and Stanwyck. It was followed by the riotously funny I Was a Male War Bride (1949), set in the aftermath of…

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    A Song Is Born (1948) was Hawks’s musical remake of his own Ball of Fire, with Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo substituting for Cooper and Stanwyck. It was followed by the riotously funny I Was a Male War Bride (1949), set in the aftermath of…

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