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Synopsis: Air Force fliers Rick Williams and Mike Nolan attempt to meet film star Nell Wayne, with whom Rick shares a hometown but not much else. Fellow film stars Doris Day and Ruth Roman mistakenly believe Rick to be very close to Nell and arrange for him to meet her. The pair begin to form a match, especially after Nell, Doris, and Ruth arrange for Hollywood stars to perform for G.I.s in transit to and from the Korean War, at Travis Air Base. But Nell thinks Rick is getting ready to ship out to the war, when in reality, he and Mike ferry troops part of the way then return to Travis Air Base with returning soldiers. Nell is furious with Rick for letting her believe he was headed to a war zone, especially because the press has made a huge story of their romance. Meantime, a new program, Operation Starlift, has been set in place by the Air Force and the Hollywood studios, whereby stars are flown to San Francisco to perform for the outbound and inbound troops. Movie stars such as Randolph Scott,
Genre: Musical
Director(s): Roy Del Ruth
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Year:
1951
103 min
68 Views


- Would you trust me with it?

- With pleasure.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Hey, this is great.

First one I've made

since I left Youngstown.

What is this, another publicity stunt?

Where's your photographers?

Please don't say anything else.

Read this first.

I wrote it when I thought

I wasn't going to see you again.

This letter makes me feel like a heel.

You talk too much.

MIKE [O VER SPEAKER]:

May I have your attention, please?

Due to mechanical difficulties...

... departure of the Starlift plane

is postponed until tomorrow.

Okay, Nell?

I wonder what happens when that pilot

finds out he's missing a carburetor.

Goodbye, Rick.

- Promise to write.

- Every day.

- Goodbye.

- Goodbye now.

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John D. Klorer

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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