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The Moon Is Blue is a 1953 American romantic comedy film produced and directed by Otto Preminger and starring William Holden, David Niven, and Maggie McNamara.
The Moon Is Blue is a play by F. Hugh Herbert. A comedy in three acts, the play consists of one female and three male characters. Performance history. The Moon Is Blue premiered at The Playhouse in Wilmington, Delaware on February 16, 1951 for tryout performances in preparation for the New York stage. [1] .
Successful architect Donald Gresham and struggling actress Patty O'Neill are immediately attracted to each other when they meet for the first time at the Empire State Building, where Don works. Don, a playboy of a man, picks her up.
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Moon is Blue, The - (Original Trailer) Two womanizers (William Holden, David Niven) fall for a woman determined to keep her virginity in The Moon is Blue (1953). Hosted Intro Intro Aired: Jul 2017
Jun 17, 2023 · 1953's The Moon Is Blue, starring Rock Hudson, caused controversy and backlash when it became one of the first films to say the word "virgin." It caused uproar and backlash from Hays censors...
THE MOON IS BLUE is a comedy based on a stage play about the kooky happenings one evening when a playboy bachelor brings an innocent young woman back to his apartment for dinner. This racy comedy never earned a Production Code certification.
In New York City, prim and proper would-be actress Patty O'Neill (Maggie McNamara) meets charming architect Donald Gresham (William Holden) and, despite learning he has a girlfriend and...
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The 1953 romantic comedy centres on a womanizing architect (William Holden) and an aging rake (David Niven) who both try to seduce a chaste actress (Maggie McNamara). Although the film was mildly entertaining, its lasting significance was its challenge to the… Read More.
The Moon is Blue (1953) In Otto Preminger's daring, dated romantic sex comedy about seduction and chastity that was also condemned by the Catholic Legion of Decency - and was the first studio-produced film from Hollywood that was released without the seal, deliberately:
