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Good Morning, Miss Dove (1955)

Director: Henry Koster

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From Time Out Film Guide

Sentimental but professionally assembled classroom chronicle follows much-loved spinster schoolma'm Jennifer Jones through generations of diverse pupils at a small town high school, before a spine tumour sends her to hospital where surgeon Stack, a former student, must undertake a risky operation to save her. Few sharp edges, but just the thing for a homespun Sunday afternoon wallow.

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  • Samuel Clemens said...
    Posted on Jun 03 2008 13:59 She married David Geisel in 1962, and divorced him. She married Donald Thornton Rosenfeld in 1968, and died as Rita Marie Rosenfeld in 1981.
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  • Kipp Hamilton said...
    Posted on May 04 2008 00:13 Whatever happened to Kipp Hamilton? What were the circumstances of her death and did she ever marry?
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Cast & crew

Director: Henry Koster

Producer: Samuel G Engel

Cast: Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack, Kipp Hamilton, Robert Douglas, Peggy Knudsen, Chuck Connors, Jerry Paris full cast

Duration: 107 mins


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