Tammy and the Bachelor

1957

Tammy and the Bachelor

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Movie Info

Debbie Reynolds stars as Tammy in this romantic comedy of a country girl living in the South who cares for pilot Peter Brent (Leslie Neilsen) after his plane crashes near her home. At the beckoning of mutual admiration, Peter soon invites her to his plantation where she charms the fancy-shmancy attitude out of his family and transforms the whole place into virtual sweetness and sunshine. Tammy and the Bachelor presented the original song Tammy by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston, which gained the two an Oscar nomination for Best Song and became a hit song for Reynolds. Tammy Tell Me True (1961), Tammy and the Doctor (1963) and Tammy and the Millionaire (1967), as well as a television series, all were spun from this film.

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Classics, Comedy, Drama, Musical & Performing Arts, Romance
Directed By:

Joseph Pevney
Written By:

Oscar Brodney
In Theaters:

Jan 1, 1957 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Feb 4, 2008
Runtime:

89 minutes
Studio:

MCA Universal Home Video

Cast

Debbie Reynolds
as Tammy Tyree

Leslie Nielsen
as Peter Brent

Walter Brennan
as Grandpa

Mala Powers
as Barbara

Sidney Blackmer
as Prof. Brent

Mildred Natwick
as Aunt Renie

Fay Wray
as Mrs. Brent

Philip Ober
as Alfred Bissle

Craig Hill
as Ernie

Louise Beavers
as Osia

April Kent
as Tina

Lillian Culver
as Woman at exhibition

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Audience Reviews for Tammy and the Bachelor

Sep 05, 2010

I liked this movie, it was fun. It's not great, but I liked it anyway.

Aj V Super Reviewer
Jun 01, 2007

Lovely, charming, clean comedy that doesn't insult your intelligence or run out of steam, etc. Why can't they make movies like this now?

Morris N Super Reviewer
Mar 27, 2007

Sweet film with Debbie exuding mountains of charm, while she's not the whole show it would be nothing without her. The theme song and her sweet if not terribly remarkable voice are a perfect match. The rest of the cast is fine with Leslie Nielsen young and strapping. Mildred Natwick is terrific as the slightly loopy Aunt Renie.

jay n Super Reviewer