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Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Director Busby Berkeley was also replaced, by George Sidney. Charles Walters had been set to direct [...]	D
After Judy Garland was fired from the film, MGM flirted with the idea of casting Ethel Merman in the [...]	D
At the end of the film there are numerous people riding horses in concentric circles. As the camera [...]	D
Charles Walters suggested to Arthur Freed that Betty Grable would be an ideal Annie Oakley. However, [...]	D
Irving Berlin added one original movie song to his Broadway score, "Let's Go West Again," which was [...]	D
Judy Garland, originally cast as Annie Oakley, was taken ill during early filming and production was [...]	D
Three years later, Howard Keel was loaned out to Warner Bros. for Non sparare, baciami! (1953) co-st [...]	D
Finnish censorship visa # 034263.	D
Footage exists with Judy Garland in the lead role before she was fired. This footage has been includ [...]	D
After Judy Garland's firing from the picture, Betty Garrett was briefly considered as a replacement.	D
Betty Hutton said in an interview that the crew at MGM was not very nice to her because they told he [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Script and casting problems delayed the filming schedule for three months, which allowed Judy Garlan [...]	D
Rights to the Broadway show cost $650,000, a record at the time.	D
Geraldine Wall was replaced in the cast by Benay Venuta.	D
Howard Keel played Annie's love interest in Annie Get Your Gun. Oakley's boyfriend was real life sha [...]	D
Writers Dorothy Fields and Herbert Fields and Producers Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II had o [...]	D
Bernadette Peters was the last person to originate the role of Annie Oakley in a Broadway revival, f [...]	D
In the song "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better" Annie sings the line "in your hat" referring to h [...]	D
In the opening "Colonel Buffalo Bill" number the blonde standing next to Howard Keel wears a pink po [...]	D
Irving Berlin's "You Can't Get A Man With a Gun" is strikingly similar to "True to the Navy" written [...]	D
In the London scene, Big Ben can be seen (and heard) in the background. Although it was probably don [...]	D
Charles Walters did not know that he had been fired and replaced by George Sidney until he heard gos [...]	D
All of the Busby Berkeley-directed footage was unused and re-shot.	D
Louis Calhern replaced Frank Morgan in the role of Buffalo Bill Cody aka Buffalo Bill after Morgan d [...]	D
Both Ethel Merman; who played Annie Oakley on Broadway; and Judy Garland; who was originally cast to [...]	D
Virginia O'Brien was considered as a replacement to Garland as Annie Oakley. But O'Brien wasn't inte [...]	D
Robert Lenn and Kathleen Carnes, who performed the song "Who Do You Love, I Hope?" on the stage show [...]	D
The original filming of the opening number, "Colonel Buffalo Bill," with Frank Morgan appearing as B [...]	D
The original Broadway show "Annie Get Your Gun" opened at the Imperial Theater on May 16, 1946 starr [...]	D
French censorship visa # 11056.	D
Many of Annie Oakley's contemporaries, both in the west and in show business, said she was the bette [...]	D
This film has a 100% rating based on 11 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.	D
One of this film's biggest audience pleasers was its almost lurid use of Technicolor in its cinemato [...]	D
Susan Odin's debut.	D
Ginger Rogers wrote in her 1991 autobiography that she told her agent Leland Hayward to aggressively [...]	D
The existing footage of Judy Garland shot prior to her leaving the production shows that some key se [...]	D
Judy Garland and Frank Morgan, who appeared together in Il mago di Oz (1939), were scheduled to reap [...]	D
Howard Keel broke his leg during filming when a horse fell on it.	D
Costars Howard Keel and Keenan Wynn both went on to have recurring roles on the television show Dall [...]	D
Before the eventual casting of Judy Garland as Annie Oakley, Doris Day and Judy Canova were mentione [...]	D
Betty Hutton and Howard Keel did not get along during filming. Keel thought that Hutton cared more a [...]	D
Despite its popularity, this film was unavailable in any form from 1973 until 2000 due to legal tang [...]	D

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Just before the first shooting match Annie is trying to convince the hotel owner that she is a good [...]	D
Right before the song "You Can't Get a Man With a Gun", Annie sits down on a bench and opens her mou [...]	D
Before the first shooting match starts, Keenan Wynn's suit changes from a striped suit in the long s [...]	D
Queen Victoria is shown wearing a full crown in the 1880s. But after Albert's death in 1861, the onl [...]	D
During the "The Girl That I Marry" song Annie is sitting with a string of dead birds over her left s [...]	D
When Annie and Frank have an encounter on the train, the sun is setting. In the next shot, the train [...]	D
During the shooting match between Annie and Frank, a number of the clay targets actually explode bef [...]	D
In the train, when people starts running for supper and Annie holds Jake above her head, he holds to [...]	D
Annie sees the Statue of Liberty as she returns to America to win Frank Butler's heart. The statue w [...]	D
During the number "Can't Get a Man with a Gun", Annie dances around a bench. At one point in the num [...]	D
The real Annie Oakley was a brunette.	D
The climax, which is set at the foot of the Statue of Liberty in the early 1880s, shows a 20th centu [...]	D
In the first shooting match scene between Annie and Frank, electric transmission lines can clearly b [...]	D

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