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Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven
Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven (released as The Girl from Texas in the United Kingdom) is a 1948 American romantic comedy film directed by William Castle and starring Guy Madison and Diana Lynn. It is based on the 1943 novel "Eddie and The Archangel Mike" by Barry Benefield.
Plot.
Eddie Tayloe (Madison) is a reporter assigned to the Ft. Worth desk of a Dallas newspaper, and as the two neighboring cities are feuding, therefore has nothing to do. He
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As a teenager she was noticed riding the London Underground by director and producer George Pearson, who cast her in several of his films. In 1918, she made her stage debut in the play "Love is a Cottage" at the West End theatres Globe Theatre. Encouraged by Sir Gerald du Maurier to change her name to Moyna Macgill (which invariably was misspelled as "MacGill" or "McGill", and on at least one occasion, the film "Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven", as "Magill