Anything Can Happen

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1hr 47min
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1952
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Synopsis: George and Helen Pasashvily's colorful memoir Anything Can Happen was delightfully brought to the screen by the Paramount producing team of William Perlberg and George Seaton. Jose Ferrer heads the cast as Eastern European immigrant Giorgi Pasashvily, whose wide-eyed innocence and uncertain grasp of the English language causes him no end of trouble during his first months in America. Things take an upward turn when Giorgi falls in love with American girl Helen Watson (Kim Hunter). The film, like ... Full Synopsis
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A pleasant but decidedly minor film, Anything Can Happen gets by on its modest charms. Based upon the memoirs of two south Georgian immigrants, Anything is a familiar "making it in America" story, the kind that promises to warm the cockles and does indeed provide a small, warm glow. George Seaton and George Oppenheimer's screenplay captures the rambling tone of the book upon which it is based, but ... Full Review
Featured Cast
Giorgi Papashvily
Helen Watson
Nuri Bey
Anna Godiedze
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