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On the Town, Movie, 1949

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Also known as:

Een dag te New-York (Belgium)
Heut' gehn wir bummeln (Germany)
Un día en Nueva York (Spain)
Un jour à New York (France)
3 koritsia kai 3 naftes (Greece)
Egy nap New Yorkban (Hungary)
Un giorno a New York (Italy)
Na przepustce (Poland)
Um Dia em Nova Iorque (Portugal)

1948 Crosley Station Wagon

1946 De Soto De Luxe

1947 Dodge COE

1949 Ford Custom

1949 Ford Custom Station Wagon

1942 Ford Panel

1940 Indian Chief

International Harvester KB-Series

1948 Mack C-45 DT

Northwest 25

1946 Plymouth Special De Luxe

1948 Pontiac

unknown

1934 Yellow Coach 718

1936 Yellow Coach 720

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tv boy ◊ 2010-02-22 03:02
tv boy ◊ 2010-02-22 15:35	I'm disappointed I couldn't get more cars out of this one, considering the location shooting on the streets of New York. They were too blurry, too obscured, too distant/small or seen out windows of the cab. There's even a 1949 Ford Woody that goes by twice but it's always too blurry. I'm guessing the director wasn't a car buff.
jdicarlo ◊ 2022-01-15 19:14	Unusually for a film of this vintage, a lot of the exterior scenes were done on location in New York. Gene Kelly and the rest of the cast demanded to MGM that they be allowed to film there, and the studio reluctantly accepted.

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tv boy

◊ 2010-02-22 03:02

tv boy

◊ 2010-02-22 15:35

I'm disappointed I couldn't get more cars out of this one, considering the location shooting on the streets of New York. They were too blurry, too obscured, too distant/small or seen out windows of the cab. There's even a 1949 Ford Woody that goes by twice but it's always too blurry. I'm guessing the director wasn't a car buff.

jdicarlo

◊ 2022-01-15 19:14

Unusually for a film of this vintage, a lot of the exterior scenes were done on location in New York. Gene Kelly and the rest of the cast demanded to MGM that they be allowed to film there, and the studio reluctantly accepted.

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