| Tammy Tyree |
Debbie Reynolds |
| Peter Brent |
Leslie Nielsen |
| Grandpa |
Walter Brennan |
| Barbara Bissle |
Mala Powers |
| Aunt Renie |
Mildred Natwick |
| Ernie |
Craig Hill |
| Osia |
Louise Beavers |
| Mrs. Brent |
Fay Wray |
| uncredited |
Robert F. Hoy |
Directed by Joseph Peveny
Screenplay by Oscar Brodney (based on novel by Cid Ricketts Sumner)
Plot:
Backwoods girl Tammy
(Debbie Reynolds) nurses pilot Peter Brent (Leslie Nielsen) back to
health and falls in love with him. When her Grandpa (Walter Brennan) has to go
to jail for moon shining, she is invited to stay at the manor home of Peter,
his parents and eccentric aunt. Her simple, naive ways eventually win over the
snobbish mother, clueless father, and Peter himself.
Bob is one of group of
Peter's friends who are rehearsing for a dance for an upcoming pageant.
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Bob and his dance partner try
to convince Mrs. Brent (Fay Wray- left) to let them skip rehearsal for the
pageant |
Peter's friend Ernie (Craig
Hill - right) brings Bob outside to investigate the strange sighting of a
goat (Tammys) |
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Peter (Leslie Nielsen,
center) is called when they discover the sleeping Tammy (Debbie Reynolds,
right). Bob Hoy (left) and Craig Hill |
Mrs. Brent is horrified to
find that Tammy's goat has eaten her flowers.
Bob Hoy (left), Craig Hill
(right)
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