Something in the Wind (1947) |
||
|
|
||
Something in the Wind Cast |
||
|
||
Movie Highlights |
||
Other InformationPlot SummaryDeanna Durbin stars in the musical shaggy dog story Something in the Wind. When the wealthy uncle of the Read family dies, he leaves instructions in his will to bequeath a set amount of money to his mistress, one Mary Collins. The family assumes it t... DiscographySinglesI Love a Mystery Miserere Something in the Wind It`s Only Love Happy Go Lucky and Free The Turntable Song You Wanna Keep Your Baby Looking Right |
||
Full Cast and Crew |
||
Actor CreditsNon Actor Credits |
||
Snapshot |
||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||
Photo Gallery |
||
|
|
||
Fans |
||
|
Something in the Wind has no fans yet!
|
||
Trivia |
||
Trivia and QuotesTrivia Speaking about her dozen-year movie career with film historian David Shipman in a rare 1983 interview, Deanna Durbin dismissed as "terrible" the quality of her last four vehicles: this picture, Something in the Wind (1947), Up in Central Park (1948) and For the Love of Mary (1948). This film originally was called "For the Love of Mary." The following year, Universal International would use this title for Deanna Durbin`s last feature. "The Turntable Song" (music by Johnny Green, lyrics by Leo Robin), a chipper swing novelty, became the final hit tune (albeit moderate) from a Deanna Durbin film. Commercial recordings were made by Miss Durbin with Johnny Green and His Orchestra on Decca (during the soprano`s last session for the label on July 22, 1947); The Andrews Sisters, also on Decca, The Modernaires on Columbia; Jack Smith with Clark Sisters on Capitol; Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra, featuring vocalists Don Cornell, Laura Leslie and The Kaydets, on RCA Victor; plus Four Chicks and a Chuck on MGM Records. During the press junket for the film, a Universal press agent concocted a fake organization, the National Association of Disc Jockeys, in honor of the fact that Durbin played a DJ. The real DJs invited to the junket liked the idea, and decided to make it a real association. | ||
Top Contributors |
||
|
Top editors for this profile:
|
||
Related Links |
||
|
||
Featured Titles |
||
Comments
Submit a Comment