Thanks to a bureaucratic blunder, the US State Department invites brassy showgirl Doris Day to attend a chi-chi arts festival in Paris. En route to the City of Light, Day falls in love with diplomat corps flunkey Ray Bolger (who's responsible for the error), even though he's married to witchy Eve ...more
Year: 1952 | Running Time: 100 minutes
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A minor musical, April in Paris' assets are offset by several debits, but the most damaging is the casting of its leads. Both Doris Day and Ray Bolger are accomplished performers, but the mixture of the two is oil-and-water. The lack of chemistry is troublesome, but what's worse is that the pairing is simply unbelievable -- the viewer can't root for them to get together because it seems entirely unnatural. April would have been much better served had either star been replaced. As written, it ...more
- Doris Day - Dynamite Jackson
- Ray Bolger - S. Winthrop Putnam
- Claude Dauphin - Phillipe Fouquet
- Eve Miller - Marcia
- George Givot - Francois
- Herbert Farjean - Joshua Stevens
- Jill Richards
- Wilson Miller - Sinclair Wilson
- Paul Harvey - Secretary Sherman
- Wilson Millar - Sinclair Wilson
- Raymond Largay - Joseph Welmar
- John Alvin - Tracy
- Jack Lomas - Cab Driver
- David Butler - Director
- William Jacobs - Producer
- Jack Rose - Screenwriter
- Melville Shavelson - Screenwriter
- Leo K. Kuter - Art Director
- LeRoy J. Prinz - Choreography
- Leah Rhoads - Costume Designer
- Irene Morra - Editor
- Ray Heindorf - Musical Direction/Supervision
- Sammy Cahn - Songwriter
- Vernon Duke - Songwriter
- E.Y. "Yip" Harburg - Songwriter
- Gordon Bau - Makeup
- Wilfrid M. Cline - Cinematographer








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