| 词条 | Room for One More (film) |
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| name = Room for One More | image = Room_for_one_more_poster.jpg | image_size = | caption = Film poster | director = Norman Taurog | producer = Henry Blanke | based on = {{based on| Room for One More 1950 book|Anna Perrott Rose}} | screenplay = Jack Rose Melville Shavelson | narrator = | starring = Cary Grant Betsy Drake | music = Max Steiner | cinematography = Robert Burks | editing = Alan Crosland, Jr. | distributor = Warner Brothers | released = {{Film date|1952|01|10}} | runtime = 98 minutes | country = United States | language = English | budget = $1,079,000[1] | gross = $2.75 million (US)[2] }} Room for One More is a 1952 comedy-drama film starring Cary Grant and directed by Norman Taurog. In 1962 the film became the basis for a short-lived television series with a different cast, Room for One More. PlotAnna (Betsy Drake) visits an orphanage and decides to foster a child. Jane, a very unhappy 13-year-old, moves in with her, her engineer husband, "Poppy" Rose (Cary Grant), and her three children. Later, 12-year-old orphan Jimmy-John, who walks with an orthopedic disability, also moves in with them. Setbacks occur as the children struggle with acceptance by their new siblings. A boy's snobby mother forbids him to take Jane to a formal school dance, but she attends anyhow, wearing a new gown, and is very popular there. Jimmy-John smashes his new bicycle in frustration, feeling that his new siblings are not accepting him. It is discovered that he can barely read, and must be tutored by Anna. He is caught at voyeurism. Poppy seriously considers returning the two adoptees to the orphanage. However, all these setbacks are overcome and the two new children become full members of the family. Jimmy-John makes a difficult hike alone in the snow to fulfill a Scouting requirement. At a school PTA meeting, Anna makes a speech to parents on the rewards of adopting older children. The story ends with Jimmy-John receiving his highly-coveted Eagle Scout medal at a Court of Honor ceremony. Cast{{Div col}}
References1. ^Michael A. Hoey, Elvis' Favorite Director: The Amazing 52-Film Career of Norman Taurog, Bear Manor Media 2013 2. ^'Top Box-Office Hits of 1952', Variety, January 7, 1953 External links
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