Buck Privates

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Buck Privates is a 1941 World War II-era musical comedy film starring Abbott and Costello that helped popularize swing music and military-themed humor in American cinema.

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instanceOf American film
film
musical comedy film
war film
blackAndWhite true
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Arthur Lubin
distributor Universal Pictures
era Hollywood Golden Age
surface form: Golden Age of Hollywood
featuresCharacterType U.S. Army recruits
featuresPerformer The Andrews Sisters
featuresSong Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Bounce Me Brother with a Solid Four
You’re a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith
genre musical comedy
service comedy
war comedy
hasTheme conscription
military life
patriotism
romantic rivalry
helpedPopularize military-themed humor in American cinema
swing music
musicBy Charles Previn
Frank Skinner
narrativeLocation United States Army training camp
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Original Score
Academy Award for Best Original Song
notableFor early starring vehicle for Abbott and Costello
originalLanguage English
partOf Abbott and Costello
surface form: Abbott and Costello filmography
producer Alex Gottlieb
productionCompany Universal Pictures
publicationDate 1941-01-31
releaseFormat theatrical film
releaseYear 1941
runtimeMinutes 84
screenwriter Arthur T. Horman
John Grant
setDuring World War II
surface form: World War II era
starring Bud Abbott
Jane Frazee
Lee Bowman
Lou Costello
Nat Pendleton
The Andrews Sisters
starsComedyDuo Abbott and Costello
timePeriodOfWork World War II era

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