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Sunny (1941)
A circus performer who falls in love with a rich car dealer's son, against her family's wishes. Features some spirited dance numbers with Ray Bolger.
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A circus performer who falls in love with a rich car dealer's son, against her family's wishes. Features some spirited dance numbers with Ray Bolger.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Sig Herzig
In Theaters:5/30/1941
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Suffolk Productions, RKO Radio Pictures
Cast
Herbert Wilcox
Director
Anna Neagle
Sunny O'Sullivan
Ray Bolger
Bunny Billings
John Carroll
Larry Warren
Edward Everett Horton
Henry Bates
Grace Hartman
Juliet Runnymede
Paul Hartman
Egghead
Frieda Inescort
Elizabeth Warren
Helen Westley
Aunt Barbara
Benny Rubin
Maj. Montgomery Sloan
Martha Tilton
Queen of Hearts
Torben Meyer
Jean
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