Cette sacrée famille

Original title: Room for One More

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

3.2K

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Cary Grant, Betsy Drake, and George Winslow in Cette sacrée famille (1952)

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New Jersey couple Anna and Poppy Rose become foster parents to several kids born into less fortunate circumstances, including a desperately unhappy 13-year-old girl and a physically handicap... Read allNew Jersey couple Anna and Poppy Rose become foster parents to several kids born into less fortunate circumstances, including a desperately unhappy 13-year-old girl and a physically handicapped boy with a penchant for getting into serious trouble.New Jersey couple Anna and Poppy Rose become foster parents to several kids born into less fortunate circumstances, including a desperately unhappy 13-year-old girl and a physically handicapped boy with a penchant for getting into serious trouble.

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IMDb RATING

7.2/10

3.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

Grace Roberts
(as Mary Lou Treen)

Iris Mann

Jane Miller

George Winslow

Teenie Rose

Clifford Tatum Jr.

Jimmy John Wilson

Gay Gordon

Trot Rose

Malcolm Cassell

Tim Rose

Larry Olsen

Benji Roberts

William Bakewell

Milkman
(scenes deleted)

Douglas Fowley

Ice Man
(scenes deleted)

Mary Alan Hokanson

Minor Role
(scenes deleted)

Hayden Rorke

The Doctor
(scenes deleted)

John Alban

Parent at Meeting
(uncredited)

Director
- Norman Taurog
Writers
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Trivia
Cary Grant and Betsy Drake were married to each other when they made this film.

Goofs
When George opens the book of "collected poems" he gave his son as a birthday present, the visible pages are clearly prose, not poetry.

Quotes
George 'Poppy' Rose: [talking to summer school teacher] Sister, if it had been me, I'd have bitten *both* your ankles!

Crazy credits
Instead of the traditional "The End", this film ends with the French word "Bonsoir", which means "Good Evening" and is repeatedly said by the Cary Grant's character during the movie.

Connections
Featured in American Masters: Cary Grant, gentleman acteur (2004)

Soundtracks
Can't We Be Friends
(uncredited)
Music by Kay Swift
Played when Jane and Poppy are dancing

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Featured review

8/10

Very good movie!

The summary tells enough of the story, so I will only say that I found this movie to be very enjoyable and entertaining!

It might draw some tears (both of joy and compassion). If you love children, or if you can simply understand the situations that concern blended family, you will most likely enjoy this movie.