A Southern Yankee
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| Initial release | August 5, 1948 |
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| Directors | Edward Sedgwick |
| Box office | 2. 547 million USD |
| Budget | 1. 482 million USD |
| Screenplay | Melvin Frank |
| Norman Panama | |
| Harry Tugend | |
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| ID | 1011749 |
About A Southern Yankee
Eager but inept bellhop Aubrey Filmore (Red Skelton) wants to help the Union defeat the Confederate forces. When a series of events finds Aubrey pretending to be infamous Southern spy Major Jack Drumman (George Coulouris), better known as "The Grey Spider," plenty of espionage-related antics ensue. As Aubrey attempts to get secret information to his Northern comrades, he also does his best to woo the lovely Sallyann (Arlene Dahl), a dainty Southern belle.
