Auntie Mame (1958)

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  • 2hr 23m

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Director:

Morton DaCosta

Producer:

Morton DaCosta

Release Date:

Dec 4, 1958

Runtime:

2hr 23m

Synopsis

After his father's death, an orphan goes to live with his free-spirited aunt in 1928 Manhattan. Conflict ensues when the executor of his father's estate objects to the aunt's lifestyle, as they deal with the difficulties of the Depression.

Cast

  • Rosalind Russell
  • Forrest Tucker
  • Coral Browne
  • Fred Clark
  • Roger Smith
  • Patric Knowles
  • Peggy Cass
  • Jan Handzlik
  • Joanna Barnes
  • Pippa Scott

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  • Dec 23, 2019

    rosalind russell said no ward of mine is gonna be a heterosexual god fearing conservative

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    Madison 🎭
    Madison 🎭
    Nov 27, 2020

    There’s a scene at the beginning of this movie where Auntie Mame tells Patrick, the kid, to write down words he hears but doesn’t know or understand and one of the words he writes down is “heterosexual.” Honestly huh??? What does that word mean? Never heard of it!!

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    Sam
    Sam
    Jan 20, 2022

    “Auntie Mame” is film dreamed up in Technicolor by the Broadway ladies who lunch.  Based on a play of the same name, and starring the same inimitable Rosalind Russell, “Mame” is an epic of style and sensibility. In an era of high cost and full saturation blowout…

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    theriverjordan
    theriverjordan
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    Jan 13, 2021

    i want to be auntie mame when i grow up

    212 Likes
    julia
    julia
    Jul 8, 2018

    WHEN MAME TURNS TGE PROPERTY NEXT TO THE BIGOTS INTO A HOME FOR JEWISH REFUGEE CHILDREN???? WIG SNATCHED

    192 Likes
    Emily Furlich
    Emily Furlich
    Mar 27, 2020

    she’s gay your honour

    147 Likes
    👽 Zara 👽
    👽 Zara 👽
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    Oct 19, 2021

    letterboxd: you’ve reviewed this film five times me: then by god let’s make it six

    128 Likes
    frances
    frances
    Feb 25, 2018

    This film is overflowing with gay aesthetic and I love it dearly

    128 Likes
    Eliza
    Eliza
    Feb 26, 2019

    I am Agnes Gooch and I think I’ll just fix myself a Dr Pepper.

    119 Likes
    Mike Scholtz
    Mike Scholtz

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  • Felix Solis
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    Auntie Mame

    How could I have existed without knowing of Auntie Mame 🖤

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    My favorite movie of all tine

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    One of my favorite movies!

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    My favorite film

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    Mandi
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    Iconic auntie.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is Auntie Mame (1958) (1958)?
The movie is 2hr 23min long.
What's Auntie Mame (1958) (1958) about?
After his father's death, an orphan goes to live with his free-spirited aunt in 1928 Manhattan. Conflict ensues when the executor of his father's estate objects to the aunt's lifestyle, as they deal with the difficulties of the Depression.
Who's the cast of Auntie Mame (1958) (1958)?
  • Rosalind Russell as Mame Dennis
  • Forrest Tucker as Beauregard Burnside
  • Coral Browne as Vera Charles
  • Fred Clark as Dwight Babcock
  • Roger Smith as Patrick Dennis (older)
  • Patric Knowles as Lindsay Woolsey
  • Peggy Cass as Agnes Gooch
  • Jan Handzlik as Patrick Dennis (younger)
  • Joanna Barnes as Gloria Upson
  • Pippa Scott as Pegeen Ryan
Who's the director behind Auntie Mame (1958) (1958)?
Morton DaCosta directed Auntie Mame (1958) (1958).
Who produced Auntie Mame (1958) (1958)?
Morton DaCosta produced Auntie Mame (1958) (1958).