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Charles Walters (2) (1911–1982)

Author of High Society [1956 film]

For other authors named Charles Walters, see the disambiguation page.

37+ Works 982 Members 10 Reviews

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Series

Works by Charles Walters

High Society [1956 film] (1956) — Director — 199 copies, 1 review
Easter Parade [1948 film] (1948) — Director — 171 copies, 2 reviews
Annie Get Your Gun [1950 film] (1950) — Director — 90 copies
The Barkleys of Broadway [1949 film] (1949) — Director — 59 copies
Summer Stock [1950 film] (1950) — Director — 54 copies, 2 reviews
The Unsinkable Molly Brown [1964 film] (1964) — Director — 48 copies
Please Don't Eat the Daisies [1960 film] (1960) — Director — 39 copies
Billy Rose's Jumbo [1962 film] (1962) — Director — 31 copies
Walk, Don't Run [1966 film] (2003) — Director — 27 copies, 1 review
Good News [1947 film] (2000) — Director — 26 copies, 1 review
Lili [1953 film] (1991) 22 copies
The Tender Trap [1955 film] (1955) — Director — 18 copies
The Glass Slipper [1955 film] (1955) — Director — 14 copies
TCM Greatest Classic Films: Doris Day Double Feature (2014) — Director — 10 copies
Dangerous When Wet [1953 film] (1953) — Director — 7 copies, 1 review
The Belle of New York [1952 film] (1952) — Director — 7 copies
Torch Song [1951 film] (1990) 6 copies
Astaire and Rogers: The Complete Film Collection (2010) — Director — 5 copies
4 Film Favorites: Gene Kelly Collection (2012) — Director — 5 copies
Don't Go Near the Water [1957 film] (2011) — Director — 4 copies, 2 reviews
Doris Day: The Essential Collection [15 films] (2015) — Director — 3 copies
Musicals: The Collection — Director — 2 copies

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Canonical name
Walters, Charles
Legal name
Walters, Charles Powell
Birthdate
1911-11-17
Date of death
1982-08-13
Gender
male
Occupations
film director
choreographer
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Brooklyn, New York, USA
Place of death
Malibu, California, USA
Associated Place (for map)
USA

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16 reviews
2026 movie #8. 1957. A PR office on a small Pacific island during WW2. Decent enough service comedy. I like Glenn Ford. This movie, however, had too much Fred Clark and not enough Anne Francis (in her cute Navy nurse officer's uniform.
A film starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra (MGM, 1956).

A rich woman's ex-husband crashes her wedding.

C+ (Okay).

This story wasn't good when it was Philadelphia Story, and this version of it is sloppily written. It's a good cast, though. They make an effort to have fun. And the music isn't bad.

(Mar. 2023)
Grant's last film, by no means his best, but a funny and fitting final chapter to his career as he plays the matchmaker and pokes fun at his age and sex appeal. Look for him singing the theme from "An Affair to Remember" and whistling the theme from "Charade."
A family of five plan to swim the English Channel.

1/4 (Bad).

Besides being dumb and occasionally upsetting, it's really, really boring. Redeeming moments are in there, but they're rare.
½

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Arthur Freed Producer
Roger Edens Composer, Producer
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John Lund Actor
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Ed Begley Actor
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Roland Petit Choreographer
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Joseph Barbera Animation sequences
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Statistics

Works
37
Also by
4
Members
982
Popularity
#26,222
Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
10
ISBNs
76
Languages
1

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