Two Guys from Milwaukee

1946
Approved
1h 30m

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6.4/10

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Jack Carson, Joan Leslie, Dennis Morgan, and Janis Paige in Two Guys from Milwaukee (1946)

In the midst of a political vote, a Balkan prince comes to New York City to observe "ordinary" life, where he befriends a cabby and falls for his girlfriend.

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In the midst of a political vote, a Balkan prince comes to New York City to observe ordinary life, where he befriends a cabby and falls for his girlfriend.In the midst of a political vote, a Balkan prince comes to New York City to observe ordinary life, where he befriends a cabby and falls for his girlfriend.In the midst of a political vote, a Balkan prince comes to New York City to observe ordinary life, where he befriends a cabby and falls for his girlfriend.

Director
- David Butler
Writers
- Charles Hoffman
- I.A.L. Diamond
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

748

YOUR RATING

Director
- David Butler
Writers
- Charles Hoffman
- I.A.L. Diamond
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Johnson
(as Pat McVey)

Franklin Pangborn

Theatre Manager

Francis Pierlot

Dr. Bauer

Lauren Bacall

Lauren Bacall
(uncredited)

Lex Barker

Fred - the Usher
(uncredited)

Janet Barrett

Stewardess
(uncredited)

Patricia Barry

Nurse
(uncredited)

Brooks Benedict

Man in Train Station
(uncredited)

Ted Billings

Shorty
(uncredited)

Director
- David Butler
Writers
- Charles Hoffman
- I.A.L. Diamond
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Trivia
Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall: playing themselves on a plane.

Goofs
When Buzz is shaving the Prince, there is shaving cream all over his mustache; before Buzz gets to the mustache, all the shaving cream disappears.

Quotes
Humphrey Bogart: Pardon me. You're in my seat. Lift it, bub!

Connections
Featured in Okay for Sound (1946)

Soundtracks
And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
(uncredited)
Music by Stan Kenton and Charles Lawrence
Lyrics by Joe Greene
Performed by Lauren Bacall in a clip from Le grand sommeil (1946)

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Featured review

6/10

some fun some hokey

European Prince Henry (Dennis Morgan) is on a tour of the United States. He's tired of prepared meetings with the powerful. He wants to meet regular folks and Lauren Bacall. He sneaks away from his entourage for a 24 hour escape. He befriends cabbie Buzz Williams (Jack Carson).

The prince gets discovered rather quickly but they transition into a fun fake love triangle. It's fun until it's not. The fight is a little too much and would only work if they're falling down drunk. A drunken fight could be fun. It takes a while for it to wrap up. They do finally end this after a lot of praising of America and the common man. It's hokey but it probably won over the post-war audience.