Sis Hopkins

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"A Big Parade of Fun and Melody!"
  • Approved
  • 1941
  • 1 hr 39 min
  • 6.0  (163)

Sis Hopkins, released in 1941, is a musical comedy film starring Judy Canova, Bob Crosby, and Charles Butterworth. The film is set in a small town in the United States and tells the story of Sis Hopkins, a country girl who dreams of making it big in the city. Judy Canova plays the role of Sis Hopkins, a young woman living in the countryside with her family. Sis dreams of becoming a singer and going to the city to make her mark in the music industry. Her father, however, is a stern man who doesn't support her dreams and wants her to stay on the farm and marry her cousin Seaborn.

Bob Crosby plays the role of Jeff, a talent scout who is passing through town. He hears Sis singing and immediately recognizes her talent. He sees her potential and invites her to audition for a radio show in the city. Sis is thrilled at the opportunity to chase her dreams, but she has to convince her father to let her go.

Meanwhile, the town is preparing for its annual Harvest Festival, and Sis is set to compete against her cousin Seaborn in a singing contest. Charles Butterworth plays the role of Mr. Whittaker, the local music critic, who is tasked with judging the contest. Mr. Whittaker is a snobbish and pretentious man, who doesn't appreciate the country-style music that Sis and Seaborn sing.

The film follows Sis's journey to the city, her struggles to break into the music industry, and her eventual success. Along the way, she faces numerous challenges and obstacles, including her own self-doubt and fear of failure. She also has to deal with the fact that her father doesn't approve of her career choice and is determined to bring her back home.

The movie is a mix of comedy, drama, and music. It features several musical performances by Judy Canova, who showcases her singing and comedic talents. Bob Crosby also delivers a strong performance as the talent scout who sees potential in Sis and helps her along the way. Charles Butterworth, playing the role of the snobbish music critic, adds a touch of humor to the film.

Overall, Sis Hopkins is an entertaining musical comedy that follows the classic formula of a small-town girl, a talent scout, and the journey to success. The film is charming, lighthearted, and showcases the talents of its cast. It's a feel-good movie that is sure to delight audiences looking for a bit of nostalgia and wholesome entertainment.

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Description
  • Release Date
    1941
  • MPAA Rating
    Approved
  • Runtime
    1 hr 39 min
  • IMDB Rating
    6.0  (163)
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