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Casanova’s Big Night
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Casanova’s Big Night

film by McLeod [1954]
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  • Norman Z. McLeod
    / Danny Kaye and Bob Hope

    Next was Casanova’s Big Night (1954), which starred Hope as an 18th-century Venetian tailor who pretends to be Casanova; lending colourful support were Basil Rathbone, Vincent Price, and Raymond Burr. Public Pigeon No. 1 (1957) was a feeble Skelton vehicle, but McLeod was able to wrap up…

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    Next was Casanova’s Big Night (1954), which starred Hope as an 18th-century Venetian tailor who pretends to be Casanova; lending colourful support were Basil Rathbone, Vincent Price, and Raymond Burr. Public Pigeon No. 1 (1957) was a feeble Skelton vehicle, but McLeod was able to wrap up…

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