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Incendiary Blonde is a 1945 American musical drama film biography of 1920s nightclub star Texas Guinan. Filmed in Technicolor by director George Marshall and loosely based on a true story, the picture stars actress Betty Hutton as Guinan. The movie's title is a play on incendiary bombs being used in World War II.
The score was written by Robert Emmett Dolan, and was nominated for an Academy Award for "Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture."
Original Release
07/25/1945
US Release
07/25/1945
Cast
Name | Character |
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Betty Hutton | Texas Guinan |
Arturo de Cordova | Bill Romero Kilgannon |
Charles Ruggles | Cherokee Jim |
Albert Dekker | Joe Cadden |
Barry Fitzgerald | Michael 'Mike' Guinan |
Mary Philips | Bessie Guinan |
Bill Goodwin | Tim Callahan |
Eduardo Ciannelli | Nick the Greek |
Maurice Rocco | pianist) / Maurice Rocco - Waitere / Pianist / Maurice Rocco (waiter |
The Maxellos | Acrobatic Ensemble |
Directors
Writers
Claude Binyon, Frank Butler, Ken Englund, James Edward Grant
Cast
Name | Character |
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Betty Hutton | Texas Guinan |
Arturo de Cordova | Bill Romero Kilgannon |
Charles Ruggles | Cherokee Jim |
Albert Dekker | Joe Cadden |
Barry Fitzgerald | Michael 'Mike' Guinan |
Mary Philips | Bessie Guinan |
Bill Goodwin | Tim Callahan |
Eduardo Ciannelli | Nick the Greek |
Maurice Rocco | pianist) / Maurice Rocco - Waitere / Pianist / Maurice Rocco (waiter |
The Maxellos | Acrobatic Ensemble |
Mabel Adams | Rodeo Spectator |
John Alban | Funeral Guest |
Erville Alderson | Ranch Owner |
Muriel Barr | Pretty Blonde |
Mary Bayless | Speakeasy Patron |
Edward Biby | Audience Member |
Billy Bletcher | Clown |
William A. Boardway | Speakeasy Patron |
Norman Borine | Dancer |
Danny Borzage | Speakeasy Patron |
Producers
Name | Role |
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Buddy G. DeSylva | Executive Producer |
Joseph Sistrom | Producer |
Editors
Year | Type | Category | Won |
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1946 | Oscar | Best Music, Scoring of a Musical Picture | Nominated |