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San Diego, I Love You

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Synopsis
Cast
References
Bibliography
External links

{{Infobox film
| name = San Diego, I Love You
| image =
| caption =
| director = Reginald Le Borg
| producer = Michael Fessier
Ernest Pagano
| writer = Richard Bransten
Michael Fessier
Ruth McKenney
Ernest Pagano
| narrator =
| starring = Jon Hall
Louise Allbritton
Edward Everett Horton
| music = Hans J. Salter
| cinematography = Hal Mohr
| editing = Charles Maynard
| studio = Universal Pictures
| distributor = Universal Pictures
| released = September 29, 1944
| runtime = 83 minutes
| country = United States
| language = English
| budget =
| gross =
| website =
}}San Diego, I Love You is a 1944 American comedy film directed by Reginald Le Borg and starring Jon Hall, Louise Allbritton and Edward Everett Horton.^[1]

Synopsis

Philip McCooley, a widowed high school teacher in small-town California, believes that he has discovered a new self-inflating life raft. He is persuaded by his elder daughter Virginia to travel to San Diego to apply for funds from a developmental agency, and takes his four young sons along as well. On the train journey they encounter and offend John Thompson Caldwell IV by taking his compartment, little realizing that he is extremely wealthy and the head of the agency that the McCooley's need the support of. With their last savings, the family buy a house in the city, which comes with an unusual butler and a very confused lodger.

After Caldwell dismisses McCooley's invention, his daughter forces herself into his company to convince him otherwise. Although at first he resists her approaches, they gradually fall in love as they both come to appreciate the attractions of San Diego. Caldwell is persuaded to give the invention a second look. While McCooley's life raft ultimately proves to be both useless and dangerous, he has unwittingly invented a very destructive explosive which can be used by the War Department.

Buster Keaton appears in an extended cameo role as a bus driver who is persuaded by the heroine to abandon his usual route and drive along the beach.

Cast

Jon Hall as John Thompson Caldwell IV
Louise Allbritton as Virginia McCooley
Edward Everett Horton as Philip McCooley
Eric Blore as Nelson, the Butler
Buster Keaton as Bus Driver
Irene Ryan as Sheila Jones
Rudy Wissler as Walter McCooley
Peter Miles as Joel McCooley
Charles Bates as Larry McCooley
Donald Davis as Pete McCooley
Florence Lake as Miss Lake
Chester Clute as Percy Caldwell
Sarah Selby as Mrs. Lovelace
Fern Emmett as Mrs. Callope
Harry Barris as Clarinetist
Leon Belasco as Violinist
Hobart Cavanaugh as Mr. McGregor
William B. Davidson as General
Vernon Dent as Mr. Fitzmaurice
Eddie Dunn as Stevedore
Mabel Forrest as Mrs. Fresher
John Gannon as Soldier
Edward Gargan as Policeman
Victoria Horne as Mrs. Allsop
Esther Howard as Mother
Teddy Infuhr as Brat
Tom Keene as Reporter
George Lloyd as Moving Man
Matt McHugh as Man on Street
George Meader as Mr. Applewaite
Clarence Muse as Porter
Sarah Padden as Mrs. Gulliver
Jack Rice as Hotel Clerk
Dewey Robinson as Stevedore
Gene Roth as Stevedore
Almira Sessions as Mrs. Mainwaring
Jerry Shane as Sailor
Harry Tyler as Mr. Carruthers
Jan Wiley as Receptionist

References

1. ^McLaughlin p.249

Bibliography

Robert McLaughlin. We'll Always Have the Movies: American Cinema during World War II. University Press of Kentucky, 2006.

External links

{{IMDb title|0037244}}
[https://archive.org/stream/variety155-1944-09#page/n9/mode/1up Film review] at Variety

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