Too Old for Dolls
Synopsis
Parents are concerned that their teen-aged daughter doesn't have a date for her school's formal dance. She assures them she has a boy named Al all lined up. Recalling that "Al" was the name of her imaginary childhood friend, Dad arranges for one of the boys from the office to escort her. It turns out that Al really does exist.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Fred F. Sears
- Screenplay & Story
- Richard Morris
- Original Title
- Too Old for Dolls
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 30m
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Fred F. Sears
Richard Morris
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Fred F. Sears
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Frequently Asked Questions About Too Old for Dolls
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What is Too Old for Dolls about?
Parents are concerned that their teen-aged daughter doesn't have a date for her school's formal dance. She assures them she has a boy named Al all lined up. Recalling that "Al" was the name of her imaginary childhood friend, Dad arranges for one of the boys from the office to escort her. It turns out that Al really does exist.
Who directed Too Old for Dolls?
Too Old for Dolls was directed by Fred F. Sears.
Who stars in Too Old for Dolls?
The principal cast of Too Old for Dolls includes Laraine Day, Franchot Tone, Natalie Wood.
When was Too Old for Dolls released and how long is it?
Too Old for Dolls was released in 1955 with a total runtime of 30m.