Anachronisms abound in this 1945 film.
Fred MacMurray actually sings here and he does a good job at it.
The story of a man who is physically unfit to serve during World War 11 is transported back in time by a genie who can't seem to get him back to modern day.
First, going back to the Revolutionary War Days, it was ridiculous and offensive to hear the Hessians saluting in the Nazi way.
We see MacMurray with Columbus and the Indians as well as with the settlements of New Amsterdam.
June Haver and Joan Leslie provide the love interests and Anthony Quinn appears as an Indian in the film.
Fred MacMurray actually sings here and he does a good job at it.
The story of a man who is physically unfit to serve during World War 11 is transported back in time by a genie who can't seem to get him back to modern day.
First, going back to the Revolutionary War Days, it was ridiculous and offensive to hear the Hessians saluting in the Nazi way.
We see MacMurray with Columbus and the Indians as well as with the settlements of New Amsterdam.
June Haver and Joan Leslie provide the love interests and Anthony Quinn appears as an Indian in the film.