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Comedy Of Remarriage | Jazz Singer Or Musician
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Top Male Musical Performance | 1957 | Frank
Best Written American Musical | 1957 | John
Budget 2,800,000 USD
Box Office Collection 8,200,000 USD
Grace Kelly's last feature film before retiring from acting.
Musical adaptation of the play and movie The Philadelphia Story (1940).
The song "True Love", written by Cole Porter especially for the movie, was a million seller and both Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby were awarded platinum records for the song. This is the only platinum record ever given to sitting royalty as Grace Kelly had become Princess Grace by the time it was awarded.
Grace Kelly, recently engaged to Prince Rainier of Monaco, wore her actual engagement ring for her character's engagement ring. The ring is a 10.5-carat, emerald-cut, diamond flanked by two baguettes.
The song "Well, Did You Evah?" (from a previous Cole Porter musical) was added at the last minute after it was realized that there wasn't a song for Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra to sing together.
"Mike Connor: Don't dig that kind of crooning, chum. C. K. Dexter-Haven: You must be one of the newer fellows."
"Louis Armstrong: Right song, but the wrong girl."
