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Going My Way (1944)

Director: Leo McCarey

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From Time Out Film Guide

Godawful Oscar-winning schmaltz, with Crosby as a crooning, imbibing and golf-playing priest who saves the souls in his New York parish and wins over the man who holds the mortgage on the church as well. All this and Barry Fitzgerald doing his crotchety leprechaun act too. Go anywhere to avoid it.

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Cast & crew

Director: Leo McCarey

Producer: Leo McCarey

Cast: Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald, Rise Stevens, Gene Lockhart, Frank McHugh, Jean Heather, Stanley Clements full cast

Duration: 126 mins


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