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Thanks a Million

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Singer Eric Land (Dick Powell) and the dancers and orchestra he travels with are stuck for work -- until their manager, Ned (Fred Allen), has the band play before a speech given by a dull gubernatorial candidate. When Eric's singing impresses the crowds, Ned convinces the politician to have the group perform before each event. Soon the crowd demands that Eric run for office, and despite the uncertainly of his girlfriend, Sally (Ann Dvorak), Eric agrees when he finds out he can be on the radio.

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Eduardo Guaitsel Cine-Mundial 11/19/2020
Has a pretty decent storyline and also brims with good humor. [Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
Meyer Levin (Patterson Murphy) Esquire Magazine 04/20/2020
A speedy and witty script makes even Dick Powell bearable. Go to Full Review
Ann Ross Maclean's Magazine 07/22/2019
It's a fresh and lively picture, and will probably start a whole new train of ideas in Hollywood. In fact, it won't, surprise us now if they make a picture showing Shirley Temple running for the United States Senate. Go to Full Review
Michael E. Grost Classic Film and Television 12/27/2018
Film mixes delightful political satire with exuberant musical numbers. Go to Full Review
Graham Greene The Spectator 10/04/2018
Thanks a Million is a very amusing musical skit on American State elections. Go to Full Review
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11/29/2014 Witty, gentle political satire with music. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Singer Eric Land (Dick Powell) and the dancers and orchestra he travels with are stuck for work -- until their manager, Ned (Fred Allen), has the band play before a speech given by a dull gubernatorial candidate. When Eric's singing impresses the crowds, Ned convinces the politician to have the group perform before each event. Soon the crowd demands that Eric run for office, and despite the uncertainly of his girlfriend, Sally (Ann Dvorak), Eric agrees when he finds out he can be on the radio.
Director
Roy Del Ruth
Producer
Darryl F Zanuck
Genre
Musical, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Apr 16, 2013
Runtime
1h 27m