Easy Come, Easy Go
film by Farrow [1947]
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The film "Easy Come, Easy Go" from 1947, directed by John Farrow, features Barry Fitzgerald as a racetrack regular who opposes his daughter's marriage to a sailor. The phrase "easy come, easy go" itself is an informal expression used to indicate a casual attitude towards losing something. John Farrow was an Australian-born director and writer known for a diverse range of films, including film noirs, westerns, and historical adventures.12
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