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Lucky Me (1954)

“The fastest-paced pleasure that ever spread a wide smile across the face of the screen!”

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Plot

In the bustling world of showbiz, Candy Williams is the leading light of a musical troupe, the brainchild of Hap Schneider. Unfortunately, their dreams of glittering marquees and standing ovations have been reduced to scrubbing hotel suites, a far cry from the limelight they crave. However, fate decides to play its cards when Candy unintentionally beguiles the renowned songwriter, Dick Carson. Unaware of Dick's true identity, Candy and her troupe see this as a golden ticket to stardom. But when the truth unveils itself, Candy feels betrayed, her trust shattered. Yet, Dick, having fallen in love with Candy's charm and talent, faces a dilemma as he's currently courting Lorainne, the heiress to an oil tycoon's fortune. Pulled towards Candy's enchanting voice, Dick sees a spark of potential. He envisions her as the perfect vessel to bring to life the songs from his upcoming musical, which he hopes will be bankrolled by Lorainne's affluent father. But the path to success is paved with obstacles, as Lorainne's jealousy flares up, transforming into a formidable roadblock to Candy's proximity with Dick. Adding an intriguing twist to the tale, Candy is a whirlwind of superstitions, always stumbling upon bad luck, hence the self-proclaimed moniker, "Lucky Me." This vibrant journey of love, ambition, deception, and rivalry set against the backdrop of the glamourous yet testing world of showbiz promises a rollercoaster ride for anyone who dares to dream. Will Candy overcome her ill luck and ascend to the stage she was born to grace? Or will the dice of destiny roll unfavorably yet again? Only time can tell in this theatrical whirl of passion and perseverance.

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Lucky Me is a comedy movie featuring Doris Day and directed by Jack Donohue.

It is possible to buy Lucky Me on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Vudu and YouTube.