The pale Son of face

the pale Son of face ( Its off Paleface ) is a American Film carried out by Frank Tashlin, left in 1952.

Synopsis

August 1st

Data sheet

Title: the pale Son of face
original Title: Its off Paleface
Realization: Frank Tashlin
Scenario: Joseph Quillan, Frank Tashlin and Robert L. Welch
Production: Robert L. Welch
Production company: Paramount and Hope Enterprises
Music: Jack Brooks and Lyn Murray
Image: Harry J. Wild
Assembly: Eda Warren
Artistic director: Roland Anderson and Hall Pereira
Costumes: Mary Kay Dodson
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Color (Technicolor)
Kind: parodic Western
Lasted: 95 minutes
Coming out date: July 14th 1952 (the USA)

Distribution

Bob Hope: Peter “Junior” Potter Jr.
Jane Russell : Mike “The Torch” Delroy
Roy Rogers: Roy Barton
Trigger : Trigger
Bill Williams: Kirk
Lloyd Corrigan : Doc. Lovejoy
Paul E. Burns: Ebenezer Hawkins
Douglas Dumbrille: Sheriff McIntyre
Harry von Zell: Mr. Stoner
Iron Eyes Cody: Chief Yellow Cloud
William “Wee Willie” Davis: Blacksmith
Charles Cooley: Charley
Bing Crosby : A driver
Cecil B. DeMille: A photographer

Around film

Continuation of the pale film Face , Bob Hope plays Junior Potter, wire of “Painless” Peter Potter already interpreted by itself. August 1st

External bond

'' The pale Son of face '' on Internet Movie Database

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