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Film Data

"Can't Help Singing" is a film musical filmed in Technicolor. It was released in 1944 with a grown-up Deanna Durbin in the lead. The film was produced by Felix Jackson with Frank Ryan as his director. The score was by Jerome Kern. The plot told of a young girl travelling to California, against her father's wishes, to visit her fiancee. There, she meets another man, and falls in love with him instead. The cast includes; Deanna Durbin, Robert Paige, Akim Tamiroff, Thomas Gomez & David Bruce.

Reference

This film is still listed in most film catalogues

"Film Review 1945" by Maurice F Speed - pub MacDonald

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