Gli Uomini Sposano Le Brune 1955 -

The film features several classic jazz and show standards from the 1920s and 30s:

Gli Uomini Sposano Le Brune ( Gentlemen Marry Brunettes ) is a 1955 musical romantic comedy starring and Jeanne Crain . Though it serves as an unofficial sequel to the 1953 hit Gentlemen Prefer Blondes , it features different characters and a new storyline set in Paris . 🎬 Movie Overview Release Date: September 22, 1955. Director: Richard Sale.

The sisters eventually find success and love in the "City of Light," despite interference from their overprotective mother. 🎵 Notable Songs & Music Gli Uomini Sposano Le Brune 1955

is more grounded but finds herself courted by a "poor" singer who is secretly a millionaire.

has a habit of accepting every marriage proposal she receives. The film features several classic jazz and show

The film follows two Broadway sisters, and Connie Jones , who are tired of their lack of success in New York. They travel to Paris to perform, following in the footsteps of their mother and aunt, who were famous showgirls in the 1920s.

Jane Russell (Bonnie Jones/Mimi Jones), Jeanne Crain (Connie Jones/Mitzi Jones), Alan Young (Charlie Biddle), Scott Brady (David Action), and Rudy Vallee (as himself). Genre: Musical, Comedy, Romance. Run Time: 99 minutes. 📖 Plot Summary Director: Richard Sale

– Performed by Russell and Crain (Crain dubbed by Anita Ellis). "Have You Met Miss Jones?" – Performed by Rudy Vallee. "I Wanna Be Loved by You" and "My Funny Valentine" . 💡 Key Trivia Gli uomini sposano le brune (1955) - IMDb