Spring Reunion (1957) Full Movie

[@suzannerobbins6293]

These are the movies that absolutely captivated me! Call me old fashioned, but I loved these well made fun films! So much better than the crapola they try to pass off today as entertainment! Thanks for this one! ❤️

[@janiceharley9051]

Yes. Thanks for this one. I'm so glad Daddys little girl grew up! She would have ended up old Maid for real. Her Momhad the sense to know what her daughter needed! It's just what she needed love from her husband he forgot about her too often his wife Now finally empty nesters

[@barb6868]

I totally agree!!!

[@peacenow42]

it's not a competition...let other's enjoy what the like without putting their choices down.

[@sofiabravo1994]

@@peacenow42no I’m putting these modern movies down. They’re terrible.

[@peacenow42]

@@sofiabravo1994 and why do you need to put them down? Variety makes the world go round, and a touch of tolerance as a side is very tasty indeed.

[@sassytoonsball-ruck58]

This got my attention cuz of the “(1957)”in the title ... it is the year my Dad graduated from college & my parents eloped (both in Heaven)...

[@pillardelaney4726]

I can tell you what I was doing in 56 . I was just 15 years old, and in a boarding school,In Madrid Spain. Now I'm a widow ,from a wonderfull Irish man . Live in the Gold Coast ,Australia . Be happy an prosper all. Pilar.💖💖💖

[@vesnahill444]

And the point .... ?????

[@britbyname3620]

@@vesnahill444 .... rude !

[@MrMenefrego1]

Even though I am an oldtimer, I've never seen a Betty Hutton film, (too busy working!) I didn't realize what I was missing; she is outstanding!

[@billieanderson93]

I love these old movies! Betty was great!

[@cynthiawilliams737]

These movies are special to me they help me forget today!!

[@janeenglish5301]

Betty Hutton was wonderful in this movie . So calm and sophisticated. Never saw her like that.

[@poorthing]

I agree. She was wonderful in her musicals and no one projected more energy than Betty. The role of businesswoman suited her, She looked great too.

[@jackjules7552]

She couldn't get work in films after this and the studio used this film as a tax write off.

[@paisley293]

Betty Hutton!! An underrated actress in Hollywood. Loved this film!

[@rmoore1686]

I agree. I love this movie. I’ve watched it several times and I’m still not tired of it.

[@jackjules7552]

@@rmoore1686 Her last film. She couldn't get arrested after this film...though it is a good film.

[@tigerone2353]

Another beautiful film. Nothing like this now..thank goodness they are preserved

[@virginiawilson2213]

I was 10 years old in 1956. Now I’m almost 78 years old and very blessed to be so healthy and know the Lord and have a terrific life! Great little movie!❤

[@garywilliams5332]

I liked this very much. Betty Hutton's face had by then, in her thirties, matured into one of such beauty, and I always enjoy seeing Dana Andrews' acting talent.

[@virginiastevens3782]

What a great film , these take me back when life seemed kinder. Great actress . Thank you.🇬🇧👍👍👍👍

[@wendybutler1681]

This came out the year I was born. I have adored Betty Hutton my entire life.

[@lindamcdermott2205]

Back in the day we spontaneously burst into song! Fond memories....

[@gossamerwings3632]

This was an easy going movie, no heavy drama, i liked that the character Dana Andrews portrayed loved boats as in real-life Dana Andrews did. Nice to hear Betty Hutton sing in this movie. Thanks for posting this movie!

[@ayferocal5239]

Just excellent ❤

[@Kertranka]

What a dialogue! This is good. Plenty of style, glamour, and class (pun intended). Fred and Maggie are the top of their very one wedding cake. Love it! 🎥💋

[@patrickrwhite8354]

Wow Irene Ryan sure was young in this movie I would know her anytime. She had a distinct voice. Great movies. Thanks for the post.

[@libra42ful]

...Granny...

[@saran3214]

She was still enjoying her rheumatis medicine.

[@tedmackey3125]

a very underrated movie_Bette Hutton was great!

[@susanhowe163]

ABSOLUTELY! THIS LADY REALLY HAS A FANTASTIC SET OF PIPES. BETTE HUTTON. I WON'T BE FORGETTING THAT NAME.

[@debbierose8685]

Loved this. Thank you for posting. I found the dynamics of her family interesting since I was treated similarly by my dad. It made me feel better. Always love Dana Andrews.

[@MTknitter22]

sure made it rough on her mother!

[@buckroo8424]

There’s “granny” from “The Beverly Hillbillies “!

[@rosemariemann1719]

Debbie, have you seen Dana in " Forbidden Street, Britannia Mews", with Maureen O'Hara , quite a good film...😊 🇬🇧💕🇺🇸🦉🥀🤔🇬🇧

[@jasbegs1258]

I really enjoyed this film, thanks for posting - Betty Hutton gives a lovely performance, she is very under-rated as an actress in my opinion, nice to see her more subdued in this one. With the right scripts she could have been a truly great actress.

[@January.]

*underrated ABSOLUTELY AGREE

[@ginnylorenz5265]

@@January.YES!!!!!!

[@kellyplumb3561]

It's comforting to see a world in black and white.

[@Coupal1]

Wonderful performance by Betty Hutton.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Adele, I married for the first time when I was 59. Never saw it coming!! Rick is a terrific guy, and best of all.. neither of us was 'looking'..it just happened. By all means do what pleases you, follow your star and have a great time..but, trust me..life is full of surprises, some of them out of the blue..and..when you LEAST expect them!! Interestingly, it was my ability to enjoy my own company, that (I am convinced,) prepared me for being what Rick calls 'the best friend/right wife a guy could wish for!!"

[@alyciamariecomic]

Thank you this gives me hope.thanks for sharing your story. I am 45 never married, so I'll do what I do! I love this movie cause it does give you hope too!

[@alyciamariecomic]

That gives me hope ...I'm 47 trying to b my best friend

[@newlywedbeth]

I stopped dating after college to focus on my career. When I finally stopped looking for someone to fulfill me, I actually found someone I could fulfill. I was 42. He was 46. We were surprised by a baby boy after four years of marriage. A sweet life.

[@rmoore1686]

A very good movie. Betty Hutton was great 👍. Thanks 🙏 for posting.

[@simonf8902]

1956. Great year. Always had a soft spot for ‘56. I was born. 👍

[@lorriebirdwatcher7778]

So was my husband!

[@harryclay6256]

this is some of the best work Betty Hutton did in her long career.

[@jackanthony976]

I agree with you. However in an interview Betty was asked about this film. She barely wanted to acknowledge that she did this film and dismissed this film as TV. She then abruptly changed the subject.

[@steveliveshere]

@@jackanthony976 Yes I saw that she prefered to think of 'Greatest Show' as her last film. It's curious that she dismissed it (as well as say she did not feel the roles she was offered were exciting enough) while in retrospect, she was very good in such a role?

[@dougn2350]

Dana Andrews was nearly 50 when he played the part of a 33 year old. Betty Hutton was 37.

[@archiewoosung5062]

People were in the 30s when they finished hish-school in those days

[@ronniebishop2496]

If you happen to look at ww2 pictures of 21 year olds you’ll see that people just looked older, the Great Depression does that to people. lol

[@poorthing]

Dana Andrew was born Jan 1st 1909. He really was almost 50 here! Betty could maybe pass as 33! Laura La Plante, who played Betty's Mom was born in 1904, just 5 years before Dana Andrews!!! Laura started in silents at the age of 15, this was her last film.

[@sharoncrawford3042]

I can tell you what I was doing on 1956. Being born. Nov. 1, 1956. But I love these old movie.

[@sarahrhodes491]

Me too - end of 59- but I know what you mean about the old movies. A quieter, more straightforward world. Thank God we have them to escape into.

[@StevenTorrey]

I would have been 11 in 1956.

[@rmoore1686]

I was born in 1950.

[@poorthing]

I loved seeing Laura La Plante. When she worked in silents she had a very modern look and she still does here. She's playing Betty Huttons Mom. Isn't she adorable? Laura's sister, Violet, also made silents.

[@johnfd0210]

She is why I tuned into this. Some 30 years after her heyday at Universal Studios; she still looks great!

[@patrickrwhite8354]

This was the year I was born in 1957. I love Black and white Movies always used to watch the movie Matinae when I was home on holiday from school.

[@floydswydan6507]

"Granny" was digging the vodka this time....4 more years and she graduates to moonshine.

[@thiabrabson2533]

Her mother was a gem!! She was in a tough spot got right in the middle!!

[@johnfd0210]

Silent Film Star Laura La Plante...30 years earlier she was one of the biggest stars in Hollywood.

[@sharonspencer2312]

This will go on my list of favs!

[@mikedaniels3009]

"How do you know so much about me?" "I was just describing myself, Maggie, except i don't baby sit." Sharp as a scalpel.

[@chunglee1404]

The most interesting movie I've ever seen!

[@debbieedwards420]

Love Betty Hutton great drama,she's very good in comedy too

[@davidkharat1]

Thank you for posting this memorable movie

[@UFOBobTV]

Opening shots with titles: Newport Harbor, Newport Blvd and in the background , as the car turns on to the highway, Pacific Coast Hwy. (aka PCH). All in Newport Beach, CA.

[@brendaorozco1203]

UFO Bob Yes! Thanks for pointing the area out. I grew up in Orange and spent many summer days in Newport Beach!

[@HappyBirdsGlitterNest]

I wish things were as simple today as they were back then.

[@helened6896]

And safe and kind. And traditional and decent.

[@hudsony777]

@@helened6896 Smirnoff in the punch? I guess it was legal.

[@lizh6578]

I don’t know. They didn’t seem to happy.

[@britbyname3620]

@@lizh6578 wrong ....

[@peterpyke1213]

SIMPLE SEEMED BLOODY COMPLICATED TO ME

[@suzeescorner8614]

Thank you for sharing this delightful movie.

[@eileenmchale3140]

Love Dana Andrews. Thankyou so much for posting. Xx

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I think he was one of the most underrated stars of Hollywood's Golden age.

[@tammys7802]

Really liked this! Betty Hutton, Dana Andrews and Jean Hagen (Singing in the Rain) are all great. Betty was more than an amazing novelty singer, she was a good, sensitive actress. I also really liked the beautiful, wise mother in this film- not familiar with the actress. As far as the casting- I did think a lot of the folks coming to the 15 yr reunion looked more like it should their 30th, but still- an interesting, sweet movie.

[@patrickayotte2018]

Singing in the rain

[@poorthing]

The Mom was played by Laura La Plante. She and her sister Violet, were silent film stars. Laura did some 'talkies' and this was her last film, 1957. She lived to be 91. She died in 1996. with her very short unfussy haircut she looked modern even in the 1920s, astonishing how she looks the same in 1957! She has a very distinct look & she was a good choice as Betty's Mother.

[@ariesred777]

@@poorthing She played a great role next to Douglas Fairbanks Jnr. in Man of the Moment 1935

[@mariarooney6262]

The car salesman was Dennis the Menace’ s father.

[@gregorymcleod1347]

Good movie 🎥! Very entertaining! Loved it!❤

[@waterbourne9282]

Nice, Betty Hutton was very sweet. Thanks for posting.

[@juliuscharleswalker3644]

Enjoyable film with a solid cast.

[@1dannaa]

would have loved to have met betty hutton. a great entertainer. from what ive read about her, she was a matter of fact in your face woman, telling it like it was.

[@aliennotion2876]

That high school yearbook looks like most of the students were held back a few decades.

[@hazelchief-rabbit5903]

My thoughts exactly 😂

[@fadedrose9]

Hahahahahahaha. That's so funny!

[@light-yi2me]

Righteous Indignation 😂 I’m thinking the same🤣

[@falcon664]

Your comment made me laugh, but I have my parents' high school yearbooks from the 40's and they all did look older. Not decades, but well into their 20s.

[@ronniebishop2496]

People actually looked older. But Betty Hutton in the ww2 clip of Murder He Says, is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen, she’s a doll and her expressions have not been captured since.

[@franlooving4203]

"Granny" looking pretty. Dana Andrews is great! I'm learning to like Betty Hutton more and more. I recently watched Red, Hot and Blue with Victor Mature and loved it! Your channel is fun. Thank you

[@gregorywilson8365]

At the 1 : 07 : 56 mark the symphony music made me cry the sound is so beautiful . My mom used to play this and others. I love wonderful movies and music . Thanks for sharing this movie

[@judyjones5089]

Dana Andrews is the best!

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

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[@stephenterrilltraveller]

Wonderful movie.

[@virginiapotts2929]

Enjoyed this movie thank you 🙏👏👏👍👍

[@patrickryan1515]

Love the theme song.

[@teresadifilippo5591]

What kind of fruit is ‘smirnoffs’.....hehehehe!, onya Granny!

[@ronniebishop2496]

Patatos are actually veggies. lol

[@artroraback8663]

Thanks for sharing this movie! A good cast make this well worth watching. While the cast appears to be too old for a 15th high school class reunion it is still a good movie.

[@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288]

Graduate at age 18, plus 15 years = 33 . It could be believable. Especially since this is the generation that survived world war two...that might age your face a bit? Anyway, Betty Hutton and Dana Andrews are gr8.

[@artroraback8663]

@@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288 They were great. Dana Andrews was 48 at the time the movie was released.

[@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288]

@@artroraback8663 Hats off to the makeup Dept! Saved Dana Andrews 15 years at least. I read that he had a drinking problem that made "The Best Years of our Lives" difficult to film at times, so drinking should age him beyond his years I guess? He even had a line here about his character looking for a bar anywhere he would go. Yikes! Ahh, the secrets of Hollywood!

[@crabbyappleton4384]

That was a cute movie. Thanks

[@Coupal1]

Love this movie! Quite realistic.

[@nancyjanepaige200]

Great movie thank you

[@mindyvaughn8217]

Cute little movie. Ms Hutton seemed a little over acting but maybe it’s just me. Love that Dana Andrews.💖

[@rmoore1686]

Betty Hutton always acted enthusiastically but I think she was great.

[@virginiashroyer2279]

Great Movie! Thank you!

[@beegee1960]

Iguliut, the fashions were more elegant then, but only if you had a maid to do all that hand washing and ironing

[@mickeyronney4255]

Just listening to the beginning of the movie I’m so happy I found this to watch instead of the crap on Fox CNN and msnbc. We need to stop watching those shows while their increasing they are increasing their incomes, they get rich we get nuts!! Watch pure good old fashion movies so the brain recalibrate to calm peaceful mindset I turned my cable off. I haven’t watched tv in 3 months. Don’t listen to the News unless I have to get weather. We are being brainwatched!! Time to watch pure movies without sex drugs and cursing. Tv is killing our minds. Watch these great movies when life was good!!! Also the less we tune in, their ratings go down and maybe we all align ourselves to basics.

[@missrosecomfort]

me too exactly rite

[@jackanthony976]

This was Betty Hutton's final film (1957). According to Betty herself, she received no viable film offers after this film. Betty was lucky to get this film because she had walked out of her Paramount contract 4 years earlier which basically caused her to be blacklisted in Hollywood. She again walked out on a film in 1967 which only contributed to her further demise in the business.

[@josnjosn8161]

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[@dalesandbek4523]

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[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

She had problems memorizing her lines. I believe she was suffering from some health issues that were undiagnosed at that time. It's really a shame, she had so much to offer.

[@melodyberndt3914]

Loved it. Took a little while to get interesting, but it was worth it !

[@malkaringel7864]

🎥 was ok tks 4 upload

[@bastaik2757]

wonderful

[@user-wc7mo9uo9o]

Great Betty Hutton! What a tragic life...

[@SBCBears]

Fred Davis was 35 years old when his senior picture was taken.

[@lindamcdonald6560]

Thats pretty funny. Yes I've noticed that they tended to put older actors into roles that were obviously too young for them, thought we wouldnt notice! lol!

[@martyrobinson4474]

He was 48 when he made this movie ... a big stretch playing a 33 year old

[@shelbynamels7948]

Took me a while to realize, but the chaperone is Irene Ryan, granma from the Beverly Hillbillies.

[@bj7057]

Sweet movie, thanks. Now if only someone would share Joy in the Morning with Richard Chamberlain and Yvette Mimeux!

[@AbbeB]

Such a sweet couple.

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

Festus is blowing up balloons! And Granny Clampett is on liquor duty! But why didn't they say it was the 20th reunion? They're all so old! Overall though I'm very impressed with the story. Not predictable at all.

[@jaybee4118]

Betty Hutton was only a few years older than she was playing, close enough really. Dana Andrews was a decade older than her though, so yeah.

[@alyciamariecomic]

People looked older then lol...

[@Chethakmp3]

was really awesome and good :)

[@FishFeelPain]

Charming movie--TY

[@karenreese4910]

"Let's hurry to leave town, family, and friends so we can get married before I leave you all alone while I go on business trips...Honey!"

[@sharksport01]

No! Let me stay in daddys house until im 73! (And drive my mother insane)

[@missrosecomfort]

yes the dad and dana similar selfish manipulative types, laura la plante and jean hagen both great comediennes, ive been watching my fave movies again and again they are like old friends - betty can have her own real estate company in SF when fred is “traveling” but i see a similar dynamic w jean and normie in a few years haha

[@fredroberts316]

A lot of great characters in this movie!

[@elijahrose2144]

nice ,thank you for sharing romance movie you and your family have a bless evrening nine stars🌟⭐⭐⭐🌟🌟🌟⭐🌟

[@WilldoAldone]

Stopped here for Dana Andrews. Liked his dry sence of acting. Especially in Laura.

[@angelaknight7184]

Lovely Thankyou

[@Greenwillow]

I always liked Betty Hutton and Dana Andrews isn't bad either. Great movie would love to have a copy on DVD.

[@SamuelMachadoFilho]

Drama feito pela Bryna Productions, que pertencia ao ator Kirk Douglas (Bryna era o nome da mãe dele), nos estúdios da Republic, e distribuído pela United Artists. Lançado nos EUA em março de 1957, foi exibido no Brasil com o título de "O amor chegou com a primavera".

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

all these young people who don't question Leo DiCaprio as a 22 year old FBI Agent or Keanu Reeves as a 19 year old FBI agent bitching about the ages. altho I do agree. they should have used their actual pictures of their youth in the yearbook; why not?

[@ronniebishop2496]

They should know that people did look much older before ww2, how dumb are they.?

[@MTknitter22]

Thank u. Some pretty silly things and casting in todays movies!!

[@GMAMEC]

Be grateful, life is too short.

[@sarahd1706]

No! The dad was right, that man was full of red flags! I like how she'd stand up for herself & speak her mind, but desperation made her dumb.

[@Lynoreprice]

That’s what I think! I agreed with dad.

[@luciefahy9989]

Its happened to me before but no more

[@389383]

Especially putting ketchup on eggs!

[@beago0810]

So glad she came to her senses or she would have been a Spinster.

[@susanhowe163]

can you imagine being a spinster at only 33 years old? wow!! what a handle to pin on a woman. LOL

[@johnmcdonald5594]

Dana Andrews was 47 when he made this... meaning he would have graduated at 32! But I guess 23 years later in Grease Stockard changing was 32\3 graduating ..... life was hard back then.....

[@BellaFirenze]

Although it fleetingly captures the loneliness of some of its principals, it is largely a nostalgia-ridden and unimaginative comedy-drama that makes its points haltingly and without impact. Like the members of Carson High School's class of '41, 'Spring Reunion' tries desperately but fails to make its rosy dreams come alive." Spring Reunion was a screen comeback for actress Betty Hutton, her first film in five years since her departure from Paramount Studios in 1952, after the completion of the musical Somebody Loves Me. Although Hutton's performance was praised by several critics, the film generated little interest and failed at the box office. It was Hutton's last feature film. The film opened at the Astoria Theatre in London, England in late December 1956.

[@menglinqi2283]

2 years until my 50th. 😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dennisharmik3114]

very true to the times.

[@ninobrown90]

it's crazy how old people looked back then

[@lavender197]

1:07:55 That kiss and the music is just perfect💜💜💜

[@MTknitter22]

Her Dad ruled her and Mom knew this had to stop. Dad selfish as can be. Fred is right and good ole gal will be feelin mighty stupid in a few yrs. I have two girlfriends like this - SHE SURE DID RIGHT IN THE END

[@SuperIliad]

Spring Reunion, released UK December 1956 (London); USA March 1957; Ireland 3 May 1957; USA 4 May 1957 (New York City, New York). Dana Andrews as Fred Davis; Betty Hutton as Margaret 'Maggie' Brewster; Jean Hagen as Barna Forrest; Robert F. Simon as Harry Brewster; Laura La Plante as May Brewster; Gordon Jones as Jack Frazer; Sara Berner as Paula Kratz; Irene Ryan as Miss Stapleton; Herbert Anderson as Edward; Richard Shannon as Nick; Ken Curtis as Al; Vivi Janiss as Grace; Mimi Doyle as Alice; Florence Sundstrom as Mary; James Gleason (as Jimmy Gleason) as Mr. 'Collie' Collyer; Mary Kaye, Singer - title song (as The Mary Kaye Trio); Benjie Bancroft, Alumnus at Dance; Richard Benedict as Jim; George Chandler as Zimmie; Richard Deacon as Sidney; Barbara Drew as Verna; Don Haggerty as Pete; Tommy Ivo, Teenager in Car; Harvey Karels, Alumnus at Dance; Joe Lanza, Background dancer at reunion; Shirley Mitchell as Jane the Receptionist; Dorothy Neumann as Roseanne; Monty O'Grady, Alumnus at Dance; Jeffrey Sayre, Alumnus at Dance; Sid Tomack, Caterer; Arthur Tovey, Alumnus at Dance; Leon Tyler, Teenager in Car.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

Does anyone know a product that gives that amount and those kinds of bubbles nowadays? Even Mr. Bubbles fails 😥 I had begun to think that amount of foamy bubbles had never even really existed and was just the glorified memory from youth.

[@tinklvsme]

I wish there was more movies where 33 doesn’t looks like 45. scoffs. But a good movie😍🌟🌟😷

[@bradsmith5953]

weee doggie its grsnny clampet

[@artchem1]

I miss the life of a small town, where the homes are residential, and the shopping / market is in m area of the town, within 10 minutes away .

[@Igaluit]

It's unfortunate these digital remakes, while very good, don't show the silvery, luminous aspect of the original films.

[@pfflyer3381]

Granny! I wonder how many people will recognize her.