Call Me Mister
Directed by Lloyd BaconG.I. Sergeant Shep Dooley, former stage star awaiting discharge in postwar Tokyo, meets his estranged love Kay when she arrives to entertain the troops. Shep, who hasn't exactly lost his former irresponsibility, does his best to court Kay anew...but she has no lack of other admirers as she labors to put on a soldier show.
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Call Me Mister was released on April 8, 1951.
Call Me Mister was directed by Lloyd Bacon.
Call Me Mister has a runtime of 1h 36m.
Call Me Mister was produced by Fred Kohlmar.
G.I. Sergeant Shep Dooley, former stage star awaiting discharge in postwar Tokyo, meets his estranged love Kay when she arrives to entertain the troops. Shep, who hasn't exactly lost his former irresponsibility, does his best to court Kay anew...but she has no lack of other admirers as she labors to put on a soldier show.
The key characters in Call Me Mister are Kay Hudson (Betty Grable), Sgt. Shep Dooley (Dan Dailey), Pfc. Stanley Poppopolis (Danny Thomas).
Call Me Mister is rated Not Rated.
Call Me Mister is a Musical, Romance, Music film.
Call Me Mister has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.