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The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Musical featuring Reynolds as the poor uneducated young woman who leaves her mountain cabin in search of a rich husband and a better life.

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  • "Based on the true story of Margaret Tobin Brown, this musical tells the story of a poor backwoods girl who strikes it rich and struggles for acceptance in a snobbish 19th century upper class world."
  • "Musical featuring Reynolds as the poor uneducated young woman who leaves her mountain cabin in search of a rich husband and a better life."
  • "Musical featuring Reynolds as the poor uneducated young woman who leaves her mountain cabin in search of a rich husband and a better life."@en
  • ""Molly, a tomboy orphan rescued from the Colorado River and brought up by Shamus Tobin, sets out to find a rich husband. Arriving in Leadville, she gets a job singing in Christmas Morgan's saloon. En route she has met Johnny Brown, and when he refurbishes her cabin, she marries him. Johnny, wishing to satisfy Molly's hunger for money, sells her silver mine for $300,000, but the paper currency is burned accidentally after Molly hides it in the stove. Comforting her, Johnny tosses his pickax in the air, and it cracks open the richest gold vein in Colorado history. The Browns and Shamus move into a mansion in Denver, where the unpolished Molly hopes to break into society but is thoroughly snubbed by the elite. The Browns then go to Europe, where Molly becomes the toast of royalty. They return to Denver, bringing along their royal friends, and Molly's party to introduce them to Denver society is a success until Johnny's Leadville friends show up and turn it into a free-for-all. Rejected once more, Molly returns to Europe despite Johnny's warning that the separation will end their marriage. He returns to Leadville. In Europe, Prince de Lanière falls in love with Molly, but she decides to go back to Johnny. She sails on the Titanic, and when the ship sinks, Molly saves the lives of the people in an overcrowded lifeboat. Her courage and selflessness make worldwide headlines, and all Denver at last welcomes her home with open arms. And Johnny, too, is on hand to welcome Molly"--AFI catalog, 1961-1970."
  • "The adventures of Molly Brown, a hillbilly heroine who rises from poverty to become one of the richest and most celebrated women of her time."
  • "Based on the true story of Margaret Tobin Brown, a poor, uneducated girl who leaves her mountain home in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both, but acceptance into upper-class society eludes her until she achieves fame by surviving the wreck of the Titanic."
  • "The story of "a plucky backwoods heroine who survives the sinking of the Titanic" and the man who loves her."
  • "Molly is a poor , uneducated young woman who leaves her mountain cabin in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both in Leadville Johnny Brown as she stikes it lucky and he strikes it gold."@en
  • "Molly is a poor, uneducated girl who leaves her mountain home in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both and proceeds to take turn-of-the-century Denver by storm and become one of the more unlikely heroines of her time."@en
  • "Molly is a poor, uneducated girl who leaves her mountain home in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both and proceeds to take turn-of-the-century Denver by storm and become one of the more unlikely heroines of her time."
  • "Molly, a poor, uneducated young woman, leaves her mountain cabin home in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both in Leadville Johnny Brown as she strikes it lucky and he strikes gold."
  • "Molly, a poor, uneducated young woman, leaves her mountain cabin home in search of a rich husband and a better life. She finds both in Leadville Johnny Brown as she strikes it lucky and he strikes gold."@en

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  • "Comedy films"@en
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  • "Drama"
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  • "Films for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Biographies"
  • "Musicals"
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  • "Fiction films"
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  • "Feature films"
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  • "Historical films"
  • "Historical films"@en
  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"
  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "Biographical films"
  • "Biographical films"@en
  • "Musical films"
  • "Musical films"@en

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  • "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"@en
  • "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
  • "Unsinkable Molly Brown (Motion picture)"
  • "Unsinkable Molly Brown (Motion picture)"@en
  • "The unsinkable Molly Brown h"@en
  • "The unsinkable Molly Brown"
  • "The unsinkable Molly Brown"@en

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