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Judy Holliday

21 June 1921, New York City, New York, USA

Broderick Crawford

9 December 1911, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

William Holden

17 April 1918, O'Fallon, Illinois, USA

Howard St. John

9 October 1905, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Frank Otto

15 October 1878, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Larry Oliver

5 October 1879, Carthage, Missouri, USA

Barbara Brown

18 October 1901, Los Angeles, California, USA

Grandon Rhodes

7 August 1904, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

Claire Carleton

28 September 1913, New York City, New York, USA

Chet Brandenburg

15 October 1897, Peoria, Illinois, USA

Charles Cane

18 April 1899, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Helen Eby-Rock

July 18, 1896 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, USA

Mike Mahoney

March 16, 1918 in Richmond, New York, USA

Paul Marion

September 12, 1915 in The Bronx, New York, USA

John Morley

July 5, 1912 in Chatham, Ontario, Canada

Smoki Whitfield

3 August 1918, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

George Cukor

7 July 1899, New York City, New York, USA

Albert Mannheimer

9 March 1913, New York City, New York, USA

Garson Kanin

24 November 1912, Rochester, New York, USA

Billie Dawn

Played by: Judy Holliday

Harry Brock

Played by: Broderick Crawford

Paul Verrall

Played by: William Holden

Ed Devery

Played by: Howard St. John

Eddie

Played by: Frank Otto

Senator Norval Hedges

Played by: Larry Oliver

New York Times

More firm in its social implications than ever it was on the stage and blessed with a priceless performance by rocketing Judy Holliday, this beautifully integrated compound of character study and farce made a resounding entry at the Victoria yesterday.

May 20, 2003

Filmcritic.com

Fun and funny, with some fabulous verbal sparring.

January 15, 2005

TV Guide

The highlight of this lively Garson Kanin Broadway comedy is the most delightful 'dumb blonde' to ever grace the screen...

January 11, 2008

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Time Out

Magic.

June 24, 2006

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Film Threat

It's full of great ideas about the wonder of the common man.

December 06, 2005

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Austin Chronicle

Judy Holliday steals the show as the dumb blonde whose gangster boyfriend wants her to acquire some culture, so he hires her a tutor.

January 11, 2008

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Its attack on the political system being corrupted is too mild for today's even more expanded corrupt times.

February 03, 2006

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HeyUGuys

The moment Judy Holliday opens her mouth at and screeches "Whaaaaaaat????" in a thick New York accent it is hard to not fall in love with George Cukor's Born Yesterday.

October 21, 2014

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Classic Film and Television

Lively political comedy.

August 08, 2008

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Arizona Daily Star

Speaking in a ditsy, shrill lilt that hints at concealed wisdom, Holliday slyly turns the dumb-blonde stereotype inside out.

December 03, 2004

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EmanuelLevy.Com

By the timer Kanin's play was made into a film, the work has lost some of its political bite, and the last reel is too preachy for a comedy, but make no mistake, as the dumb blonde Judy Holliday is brilliant.

April 10, 2007

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Chicago Reader

George Cukor directed, a little impersonally for him.

January 11, 2008

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