Thousands Cheer (As Thousands Cheer) (1943)

7.4	Rating (19 ratings)
6.4	IMDB rating

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Directed by

George Sidney

Starring (View all)

Kathryn Grayson
Kathryn Jones

Gene Kelly
Pvt. Eddie Marsh

Mary Astor
Hyllary Jones

John Boles
Col. Bill Jones

Ben Blue
Chuck Polansky

Frances Rafferty
Marie Corbino

Mary Elliott
Helen Corbino

Frank Jenks
Sgt. Koslack

Written by

Paul Jarrico

Richard Collins

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Thousands Cheer

11 years, 9 months ago at May 9 21:27

JxSxPx

Basically two movies stitched together and both of them made as pure morale boosters for the troops during WWII, Thousands Cheer isn’t half-bad all things considered. In the end it shares a lot in common with Ziegfeld Follies, Cheer is at its best when it moves out of the way of its best and brightest musical stars and just lets them do their thing.

The plot is incredibly thin; t... read more

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1 year, 11 months ago at Mar 7 1:38

fernando

(OK) Really bad in plot and dialogues and gags. The long long Hollywood spectacle waste talents of Frank Morgan, Lucille Ball, Ann Sothern and Marsha Hunt in a lousy doctro sketch; Rooney presenst the show and is pure sympathy; Judy Garland and Lena Horne is the best of the film; Eleanor Powell is so and so. Gene Kelly is the best of the four protagonists. Boles and Astor, poor guys; Grayson is ..... read more

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Release date: 1 January 1944

Tags: Musical (3), 1943 (3), Drama (2), Gene Kelly (2), MGM Studios (1), DSK (1), Sets (1), Garland (1), Broom (1), Tap Dancing (1), Stage (1), Judy Garland (1), World War II (1), WWII (1), Romance (1), Comedy (1), Dancing (1)

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“(OK) Really bad in plot and dialogues and gags. The long long Hollywood spectacle waste talents of Frank Morgan, Lucille Ball, Ann Sothern and Marsha Hunt in a lousy doctro sketch; Rooney presenst the show and is pure sympathy; Judy Garland and Lena Horne is the best of the film; Eleanor Powell is so and so. Gene Kelly is the best of the four protagonists. Boles and Astor, poor guys; Grayson is ...I can't stand his operatic sinfing is musicals....” read more