Noted as the film where teen singing idol for the "bobby-soxers" Frank Sinatra had his first starring role in a film.
Higher and Higher (1943)
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Runtime: 90 mins
Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Synopsis: Sinatra's first big starring role in a musical comedy about a bankrupt businessman who schemes with his household staff to come up with some cash. They choose to hoodwink the boy-next-door... Sinatra's first big starring role in a musical comedy about a bankrupt businessman who schemes with his household staff to come up with some cash. They choose to hoodwink the boy-next-door (Sinatra), who happens to be filthy rich, into marrying a maid who's posing as the businessman's daughter. The plan is scuttled when con man Borge happens onto the scene, imitating a wealthy aristocrat. OK musical, but mostly notable for young Frank. Academy Award Nominations: 2, including Best Song ("I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night"). [More]
Starring: Frank Sinatra, Leon Errol, Michele Morgan, Jack Haley
Starring: Frank Sinatra, Leon Errol, Michele Morgan, Jack Haley, Victor Borge, Mary Wickes, Elisabeth Risdon, Barbara Hale, Mel Torme, Paul Hartman
Director: Tim Whelan
Director: Tim Whelan
Producer: Tim Whelan
Screenwriter: Jay Dratler, Ralph Spence, William Bowers, Howard Harris
Composer: Roy Webb
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