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Binding: DVD
Format: NTSC, Black & White, Full Screen
Label: Nostalgia Home Video
Manufacturer: Nostalgia Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Nostalgia Home Video
Region Code: 1
Running Time: 94 unknown-units
Sales Rank: 46873
Studio: Nostalgia Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1943
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Product Description:
Well-to-do debutante Penny Craig (Deanna Durbin) won't take no for an answer! An overly amorous pilot (Joseph Cotten) gets a classic case of cold feet when Penny falls for his charms but he's suddenly called up for military service overseas. Durbin and Cotten's sweetly sublime romantic jostling is enlivened by the leading lady's delightful musical numbers. Evelyn Ankers, Charles Winninger also star. 94 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.
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HERS TO HOLD was the third and final installment of the "Three Smart Girls" series. Deanna Durbin rose to fame in 1936 when she first played Penny Craig in "Three Smart Girls", which was followed in 1939 with "Three Smart Girls Grow Up". In 1943, with the world at war, Durbin once again took up the persona of her most famous movie role, but this time the series took a dramatic turn with it's hard-hitting storyline detailing Penny's first real romance with an army pilot. The movie again reunites ... Read More
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Deanna Durbin is known for her beautiful voice in a series of romantic comedies from the 1930's and 1940's. Typecast by Universal as their answer to Judy Garland, she was forbidden a role with mature emotions until "Hers To Hold." This was the third go-around for her as Penny Craig -- the first time made her a star and earned "Three Smart Girls" a Best Picture nomination. What is refreshing is that this World War 2 film does not have a happy romantic ending but a realistic ending. Joseph Cotten is ... Read More
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"You can see anything you want to see if you close your eyes." -- Deanna Durbin
This charming wartime romance was Deanna Durbin's third turn as the youngest member of the three Craig daughters, Penny. While it doesn't quite have the energy of "Three Smart Girls" or "Three Smart Girls Grow Up," and there are only references to Penny's sisters during home movies, the appeal of Cotten and Durbin make this one of Deanna's most underrated films.
Penny's all grown ... Read More
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