For Heaven's Sake

 (1951)

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FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE On The Fox Movie Channel!
Oct 23, 2006
Dorian Tenore-Bartilucci - imdb.com
For those of you who haven't been able to find FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE and want to, look no further than the Fox Movie Channel -- the movie's on FMC as I type this! The movie itself is an odd but... Full review
I remember this movie as a kid watching old movies on the independent station in Dallas. I would love to see it again but can't find it anywhere. Clifton Webb is hilarious as the angel. Bob Cummings was very popular... Full review
"These High Heels Are Killing Me!"
Jan 30, 2006
David - imdb.com
When Clifton Webb says this, he is referring to cowboy boots. In this exceptionally peculiar movie, he is an angel. So is Edmund Gwenn. Gigi Perreau and Tommy Rettig are also, though they are angels of a different, rather mawkish,... Full review
Good-- not great-- little comedy
May 29, 2004
ffranck9876 - imdb.com
This film shows up occasionally on cable but has never, to the best of my knowledge, come out on video. It's a lot of fun and Webb, as usual, does a great job as a goofy angel who fancies himself... Full review
Great escapist fantasy, perfect 1950s era storyline and shooting. Clifton Webb couldn't be better as cowboy-playing angel trying to get this writer-couple to want a baby who's been waiting for parents.The acting, staging, storyline, acting all terrific, great fun, poignant,... Full review
Slight but enjoyable.
Jul 13, 2001
haroldg-2 - imdb.com
FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, George Seaton's 1950 heavenly comedy, is worth seeing mostly for the very funny performance of Clifton Webb. Webb is the whole show, playing an angel who comes to earth to help overly busy couple Robert Cummings and... Full review

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