I'll See You in My Dreams
1951VOTE NOW
| Warner Bros. | Release Date: December 6, 1951 |
Summary:
The success and decline of songwriter Gus Kahn is portrayed, with his wife, Grace Kahn, sticking by him the whole time.
Genre(s):
Biography, Drama, Comedy, Romance, Musical
Runtime:
110 min
The film makes the most of everyday incidents and personal drama to color the narrative and keep it moving. This musical is not your usual Hit Parade biography by any means. [13 Dec 1998, p.6]
Indeed, if it weren't for Mr. Thomas and the warmth that wells up from him, we would not want to voice a speculation as to the residual qualities of the film—not even conceding the wry humor that frequently pops in the script, the verve of the other performers and the nostalgic lushness of the songs.
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Songwriter bio on Gus Kahn (Danny Thomas); Day is his long-suffering mainstay. [13 Apr 2007, p.C5]
Engaging, occasionally downbeat monochrome biopic of pop-composer Gus Kahn (Danny Thomas) and his devoted wife (Doris Day) who stood beside him through his affairs, the Wall Street Crash and his subsequent breakdown. [15 Dec 2002, p.8]
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