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Calamity Jane

Calamity Jane

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The musical story of a gun-toting tomboy Calamity Jane in the male-dominated Wild West and her romance with Wild Bill Hickok.

CertificateU

Duration99 mins

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  • Kieran, 11
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Review by Kieran, 11

3 stars

17 Jun 2015

This is my review for Calamity Jane

Is this the film/musical for you? Find out in my review

In this film, Calamity Jane, a rootin', tootin', shootin' hoyden in the western town of Deadwood. Jane promises the citizens of Deadwood that she can persuade classy Chicago stage star Adelaide Adams to perform at the local opry house.

This was a good film I liked it because the fact that Jane is not your average girl. I also liked it because of the romance and comedy

This started Doris Day and Howard keel and was produced in 1953

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