The House I Live In (1945)
1945 · Ephemeral film · 9 min · dir. Mervyn LeRoy
Hear him SING 2 great songs!
- War
Synopsis
A young Frank Sinatra is in the studio with a full orchestra. He records a take of "If You Are But a Dream," then breaks for a smoke. From the studio, he steps into an alley where he sees nearly a dozen kids chasing one smaller boy. Frank stops them, asks why, and they tell him it's because of the boy's religion. So Frank asks them if they're Nazis and explains a few things about America, blood banks, World War II, and teamwork. Then he sings "The House I Live In" for them. Off the lads…
Synopsis from OMDb
Details
- Director
- Mervyn LeRoy
- Writer
- Albert Maltz
- Cinematography
- Robert De Grasse
- Studio
- Frank Ross Productions
- Released
- 1945-11-09
- Running time
- 9 minutes
Cast & crew
Mervyn LeRoy Director
Frank Sinatra
Teddy Infuhr- Harry McKim
- Merrill Rodin
- Axel Stordahl
