The Americanization of Emily
1964, Comedy/Drama, 1h 57m
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In 1944, Lt. Cmdr. Charles Madison (James Garner) prides himself on being a cynical coward unwilling to step foot on shore during D-Day. His relaxed lifestyle attracts Englishwoman Emily Barham (Julie Andrews), whose husband and brother died in the war. But when Rear Adm. William Jessup (Melvyn Douglas) resolves to earn the Navy prestige by ensuring that a sailor will be the first to die in the invasion, he assigns the ill-fated duty to Madison, who will now be among the vanguard.
Cast & Crew
James Garner
Lt. Cmdr. Charles Edward Madison
Lt. Cmdr. Charles Edward Madison
Julie Andrews
Emily Barham
Emily Barham
Melvyn Douglas
Adm. William Jessup
Adm. William Jessup
James Coburn
Lt. Cmdr. Paul "Bus" Cummings
Lt. Cmdr. Paul "Bus" Cummings
Joyce Grenfell
Mrs. Barham
Mrs. Barham
Edward Binns
Adm. Thomas Healy
Adm. Thomas Healy
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Feb 08, 201009/02/2010 (ONLINE) I really had no idea what was going on for a while, but I held on and allowed myself to get in tune with the flavor. Although this is not my cup of tea, I must say it was quite a treat. The characters are quite enjoyable and when you begin to understand the style and blends of humorous tones you start laughing a little harder and the appreciation begins to reveal how amazing this film actually is! This is, I would say is a "Romantic Comedy". I loved James Coburn's performance, he really draws light to the film making the experience of viewing this film that much better. Watching this has definitely kindled an interest in me for Silver Screen movies. This new fondness will lead me in considering more movies like this. Black and White.
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