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It's a Great Feeling
A waitress at the Warner Brothers commissary is anxious to break into pictures. She thinks her big break may have arrived when actors Jack Carson and Dennis Morgan agree to help her.
Casts & Crew
Dennis Morgan
Doris Day
Jack Carson
Bill Goodwin
Irving Bacon
Claire Carleton
Jean Andren
Lois Austin
Shirley Ballard
Janet Barrett
Eugene Beday
Al Billings
Mel Blanc
Carol Brewster
Jan Bryant
David Butler
Frank Cady
George Calliga
Sue Casey
Robert Cherry
Edward Clark
Gary Cooper
Joan Crawford
Michael Curtiz
Bunty Cutler
Marcel De La Brosse
Sayre Dearing
Jacqueline deWit
Dudley Dickerson
Tom Dugan
Carli Elinor
Errol Flynn
Sydney Greenstreet
Danny Kaye
Patricia Neal
Eleanor Parker
Ronald Reagan
Edward G. Robinson
King Vidor
Raoul Walsh
Jane Wyman
Paul Bradley
Eve Whitney
Mark Strong
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