365 Nights in Hollywood

MOVIE DESCRIPTION:

A midwestern girl heads for Hollywood in hopes of becoming a star. She is accompanied by two good buddies and this comedy chronicles their adventures in Tinseltown. It all begins when the new arrivals enroll in a bogus acting school run by two con artists. A wealthy entrepreneur shows up looking to invest his money. One of the greedy grifters persuades him into financing a film starring the new girl from Peoria, but he gives one condition to the businessman: if the film fails, the conman gets to keep the money. To insure failure, the fellow hires a washed up boozer of a director. The director takes the job seriously and wants to prove that he is not a has-been. This doesn't set well with the "producer" who has his partner take the starlet to a remote cabin and leave her stranded after he gets drunk and passes out. By this time, the director has fallen in love with the girl. Meanwhile, her buddies have found that they'd rather go home and resume their old jobs. The director begins looking for the girl so he can save her and his career. Her buddies hear of her predicament and they too rush to her rescue. It is they who return her safe and sound to the studio. The director makes his film and it is a smash hit. The girl becomes a star and the conmen go to jail. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

DVD FEATURES:

• Region: 1
• Number of Discs: 1
• Audio: Dolby Digital Mono
• Screen: Black and White
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (Pre-1954 Standard)
• Features:
  • Theatrical trailers

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Cast:

  
       James Dunn - Jimmy Dale
       Alice Faye - Alice Perkins
       Frank Mitchell - Percy
       Jack Durant - Clarence
       John Bradford - Adrian Almont
       Grant Mitchell - J. Walter Delmar
       Frank Melton - Frank Young
       John Qualen - Prof. Ellenbogen
       Addison Richards - Assistant District Attorney

• Director:

  George Marshall

• Producer:

  Sol Wurtzel

• Screenwriter:

  William Conselman, Henry Johnson

• Cinematographer:

  Harry Jackson

• Songwriter:

  Sidney Clare

• Musical Direction/Supervision:

  Samuel Kaylin

• Composer (Music Score):

  Richard A. Whiting

• Songwriter:

  Richard A. Whiting

• Costume Designer:

  Royer

• Choreography:

  Sammy Lee

• Short Story Author:

  James A. Starr, Jimmie Farr