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Callaway Went Thataway (DVD, 1951)

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Title: Callaway Went Thataway. Where in blazes is Smoky Callaway?. So they turn up the next best thing, Colorado cowpoke Stretch Barnes (Howard Keel), an uncanny lookalike who fills Smoky's boots surprisingly well.

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UPC0888574282097

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046025897

Product Key Features

Movie/TV TitleCallaway Went Thataway

DirectorMelvin Frank, Norman Panama

LanguageEnglish

Run Time81 min.

Aspect Ratio1.37:1

RatingNR

FormatDVD

Release Year1951

GenreComedy-Classic

StudioWarner Archives

Dimensions

Item Height0.52 in

Item Weight0.12 lb

Item Length7.52 in

Item Width5.32 in

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Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

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by dolladopt
Jul 05, 2017
Great vintage comedy
Two ad executives can make money by reviving interest in cowboy actor Smoky Callaway, but no one' s seen Callaway for ten years. When an extensive search fails to locate the star, the executives substitute a lookalike, Stretch Barnes. Barnes proves to be a better Smoky than Smoky himself. Stretch really cares about his fans, whereas Smoky is an alcoholic womanizer. The scheme is going well until the real Callaway appears, wanting a piece of the action. The comedy is funny without being silly, and the plot appeals to adults without resorting to crude language or sex. Howard Keel is amazing. He is likable as Stretch, and repellent as Smoky. If you like vintage black and white comedies, this one's a keeper.
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by martha3888
Mar 26, 2019
Face in the Crowd meets kid show. Beneign moralistic.
A little pricey, but okay
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