Let's Be Happy
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Let's Be Happy is a 1957 British musical film directed by Henry Levin, written by Dorothy Cooper and Diana Morgan. This was star Vera-Ellen's last film before her death.
Plot
Jeannie MacLean, a poor Vermont girl, unexpectedly is left $4,952.00 by her grandfather in his will. She decides to fulfill her lifetime wish of traveling to Scotland.
On the way she meets inventor Stanley Smith, who helps her find suitable lodging in Edinburgh. A local lord, Jimmy MacNairn, has royal heritage but no money. He mistakenly believes Jeannie to be an American millionaire.
While showing her around town, Jimmy falls in love with her. Jeannie declines his marriage proposal and returns home. Stanley shows up in Vermont, realizing that he loves her.
Cast
- Vera-Ellen ... Jeannie
- Tony Martin ... Stanley Smith
- Robert Flemyng ... Lord James MacNairn
- Zena Marshall ... Helene
- Helen Horton ... Sadie Whitelaw
- Beckett Bould ... Rev. MacDonald
- Alfred Burke ... French Ticket Clerk
- Vernon Greeves ... Air Line Steward
- Richard Molinas ... Bearded Man
- Eugene Deckers ... Diner Attendant
- Russell Waters ... Hotel Clerk
- Michael Anthony ... M. Flor
- Jean Cadell ... Mrs. Cathie
- Charles Carson ... Mr. Ferguson
- Carl Duering ... Customs Inspector
- Gordon Jackson ... Dougal MacLean
- Katherine Kath ... Mrs. Fielding
- Jock McKay ... Elderly Dancer
- Guy Middleton ... Mr. Fielding
- Magda Miller ... Mrs. MacTavish
- Brian Oulton ... Hotel Valet
- Eric Pohlmann ... Bit part
- Peter Sinclair ... MacTavish
- Brian Sunners ... Frenchman
- Molly Weir ... Flower Girl
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