The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
Preston Sturges / US, 1944 / 98 min.
Pregnant with a sextuplets, a wedding ring on her finger, yet no idea who the father is: vivacious Trudy Kockenlocker is the biggest scandal in Morgan’s Creek in Preston Sturges’ exuberant satire on small town America’s morals.
Wartime Morgan’s Creek: Trudy Kockenlocker (Betty Hutton) does her utmost to attend the farewell party for the enlisted men heading for World War II. The next morning she wakes up hungover, with a wedding ring on and no idea who her husband could be.
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Director
Preston Sturges
Production year
1944
Country
US
Original title
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek
Length
98 min.
Language
English
Subtitles
ENG
Format
DCP
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Written and Directed by Preston Sturges
Preston Sturges is one of Hollywood’s Big Names. He took the thirties screwball comedy genre to new heights, with dialogue that still sounds surprisingly natural and mature today.
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