Where There's Life (1947) | |
| Director(s) | Sidney Lanfield |
| Producer(s) | Paul Jones |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Thriller/Suspense |
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Where There's Life (1947) was a Comedy - Thriller/Suspense Film directed by Sidney Lanfield and produced by Paul Jones.
SYNOPSIS
Hope antics as a disk jockey about to be married who learns he is heir to the throne of a kingdom in the throes of a revolution. Hope throws off the one-liners while avoiding revolutionaries, and Bendix is his intended's brother.
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Quotes from Where There's Life
Victor O'Brien:
What a revoltin' development this is!
Gen. Katrina Grimovitch: Michael, run!
Michael Joseph Valentine: Run? Do you think I'm yellow?
[after gunshot breaks glass]
Michael Joseph Valentine: Shake hands with a lemon!
Michael Joseph Valentine: [to Krivoc] Well, you look familiar. I just can't place the graveyard!
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Gen. Katrina Grimovitch: Michael, run!
Michael Joseph Valentine: Run? Do you think I'm yellow?
[after gunshot breaks glass]
Michael Joseph Valentine: Shake hands with a lemon!
Michael Joseph Valentine: [to Krivoc] Well, you look familiar. I just can't place the graveyard!
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Facts about Where There's Life
One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since.
The title is a play on the old platitude "Where there's life, there's hope".
Bendix's line, "Wat a revoltin' development this is." is a reference to his popular radio show, 'The Life of Riley,' which had been on air since 1945.
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The title is a play on the old platitude "Where there's life, there's hope".
Bendix's line, "Wat a revoltin' development this is." is a reference to his popular radio show, 'The Life of Riley,' which had been on air since 1945.
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