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Are You With It? is a american film of genre Musical released in USA on 19 march 1948 with Donald O'Connor

Are You With It? (1948)

Are You With It?
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Released in USA 19 march 1948
Length 1h33
OriginUSA
Genres Musical
Rating65% 3.2626953.2626953.2626953.2626953.262695

Are You With It? is a 1948 American film about a young mathematician who quits his job to join a traveling carnival. The film is based on the novel Slightly Perfect by George Malcolm-Smith and uses a screenplay by Oscar Brodney. The film stars Donald O'Connor as Barker, Lew Parker as Goldie McGoldrick, Olga San Juan as Vivian, Walter Catlett as Jason (Pop) Carter, Patricia Dane as Sally, and Julie Gibson as Ann. Louis Da Pron, longtime choreographer at Universal, appears and dances as 'the bartender'.

Actors

Donald O'Connor

(Milton Haskins)Olga San Juan

(Vivian Reilly)Martha Stewart

(Bunny La Fleur)Walter Catlett

(Jason (Pop) Carter)Patricia Dane

(Sally (as Pat Dane))
And :
Noel Neill
Julie Gibson
George O'Hanlon
Sally Forrest
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