The Luck of the Irish 1948
The Luck of the Irish
Following American reporter Stephen Fitzgerald from Ireland to New York, a grateful leprechaun acts as the newsman's servant and conscience.
Following American reporter Stephen Fitzgerald from Ireland to New York, a grateful leprechaun acts as the newsman's servant and conscience.
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Full Cast & Crew... Stephen Fitzgerald
... Nora
... Horace (A Leprechaun)
... David C. Augur
... Bill Clark
... Frances Augur
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See All 1 Reviews09 Jul 2022 by CinemaSerf
"Fitzgerald" (Tyrone Power) returns to New York after a trip to his ancestral homeland of Ireland to pick up his successful job working for the "DC Augur" (Lee J. Cobb) political machine. What he didn't count on was that returning also from his trip was a young girl he met - "Nora" (Anne Baxter) and his own personal leprechaun "Horace" (Cecil Kellaway). Pretty soon he is conflicted between his love for the boss's daughter and his newfound friend - and his personal "minder" is never far away trying to keep him on the straight and narrow as the political and personal machinations start to become more difficult to navigate. Kellaway steals this - he is great in the role of the mischievous sprite, but otherwise this is all just a bit twee. Anne Baxter's Irish accent ebbs and flows and Power himself seems largely to just be going through the motions. There is some gentle humour to be found but I found it quite a long 100 minute watch that perhaps was just of it's time.
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Release Date:
Sep 15, 1948 (United States)
Run Time:
1hr 39`
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Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
United States
Status:
Released
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"Fitzgerald" (Tyrone Power) returns to New York after a trip to his ancestral homeland of Ireland to pick up his successful job working for the "DC Augur" (Lee J. Cobb) political machine. What he didn't count on was that returning also from his trip was a young girl he met - "Nora" (Anne Baxter) and his own personal leprechaun "Horace" (Cecil Kellaway). Pretty soon he is conflicted between his love for the boss's daughter and his newfound friend - and his personal "minder" is never far away trying to keep him on the straight and narrow as the political and personal machinations start to become more difficult to navigate. Kellaway steals this - he is great in the role of the mischievous sprite, but otherwise this is all just a bit twee. Anne Baxter's Irish accent ebbs and flows and Power himself seems largely to just be going through the motions. There is some gentle humour to be found but I found it quite a long 100 minute watch that perhaps was just of it's time.
Cast & Crew of
The Luck of the Irish
Directors & Credit Writers
... Director
Cast
... Stephen Fitzgerald
... Nora
... Horace (A Leprechaun)
... David C. Augur
... Bill Clark
... Frances Augur
... Tatie the Innkeeper
... Tom Higginbotham
... Cornelius
... Piano player
... Secretary
... Milkman
... Policeman
... Reporter
... Groom
... Reporter (uncredited)
... Reporter (uncredited)
RD
Roy Damron... Reporter (uncredited)
... Reporter (uncredited)
DG
Dick Gordon... Reporter (uncredited)
Produced By
MG
Max Golden... Production Manager
FK
Fred Kohlmar... Producer