“One Sunday Afternoon”(1948) is a Comedy, Musical movie that was released in the USA on January 01, 1949. The story revolves around a protagonist named Biff Grimes, who has spent the last ten years regretting his unsuccessful love attempt with Virginia Brush. The movie was directed by Raoul Walsh. In this article, you will get to know more about its filming locations and intriguing hidden details from the movie’s background.
Where it Filmed?
The movie “One Sunday Afternoon” was shot at Warner Brothers Burbank Studios, located at 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA. Unfortunately, the specific filming dates are not available at the moment.
Cast Details
Cast Name | Role |
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Dennis Morgan | Biff Grimes |
Janis Paige | Virginia Brush |
Dorothy Malone | Amy Lind |
Ben Blue | Nick |
Oscar O’Shea | Toby |
Alan Hale Jr. | Marty |
Layne Arlene | Henry’s Wife (uncredited) |
Gail Bonney | Vocalist (uncredited) |
Tex Brodus | Dancer on Boat (uncredited) |
Doria Caron | Jasper’s Wife (uncredited) |
Chester Conklin | Clerk (uncredited) |
Virginia Cruzon | Girl on Steps (uncredited) |
Roy Damron | Yale Boy (uncredited) |
Tom Dugan | Sign Painter (uncredited) |
Ralph Dunn | Charlie Brown (uncredited) |
Mary Field | Barnstead’s Secretary (uncredited) |
Dorothy Ford | Daisy (uncredited) |
Lorraine Gale | Girl on Steps (uncredited) |
James Gonzalez | Dancer on Boat (uncredited) |
Dorothy Hack | Little Girl (uncredited) |
Carl Harbaugh | Ship’s Officer (uncredited) |
Russell Hicks | Treadway (uncredited) |
Shep Houghton | Dancer on Boat (uncredited) |
Casse Jaeger | Dancer on Boat (uncredited) |
Douglas Kennedy | Jasper (uncredited) |
Jack Lomas | Ship Passenger (uncredited) |
Ray Montgomery | Young Man in Park (uncredited) |
Edward Murphy | Office Boy (uncredited) |
George N. Neise | Chauncey (uncredited) |
James Nolan | Henry (uncredited) |
Maudie Prickett | Woman Barber (uncredited) |
Edwin Rand | Yale Boy (uncredited) |
Cosmo Sardo | Barber (uncredited) |
Ray Spiker | Warden (uncredited) |
Ray Teal | Cop on Bike (uncredited) |
Emmett Vogan | Hugo’s Concerned Host (uncredited) |
Joanee Wayne | French Maid (uncredited) |
June Whitley Taylor | Courtney’s Wife (uncredited) |
Wilson Wood | Courtney (uncredited) |
Harry Woods | Matt Hughes (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- The movie “One Sunday Afternoon” had been produced before in 1933 with Gary Cooper and Fay Wray and later in 1941 under the title “The Strawberry Blonde” starring James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland.
- A tidbit shared in the 1949 film “Dead Ernest” references “One Sunday Afternoon”.
- Despite being a movie set in a different era, “One Sunday Afternoon” has a touch of trendy music with the song “Girls Were Made to Take Care of Boys” included in the soundtrack.