Academy Awards, USA 1965
| Nominated Oscar | Best Actress in a Leading Role Debbie Reynolds |
| Best Cinematography, Color Daniel L. Fapp | |
| Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color George W. Davis E. Preston Ames Henry Grace Hugh Hunt | |
| Best Costume Design, Color Morton Haack | |
| Best Sound Franklin Milton (M-G-M SSD) | |
| Best Music, Scoring of Music, Adaptation or Treatment Robert Armbruster Leo Arnaud Jack Elliott Jack Hayes Calvin Jackson Leo Shuken |
MGM
Directed by Charles Walters
My rating: 1.5 stars out of 4
IMDb
(Turner Classic Movies)
Tomboy and mountain girl Debbie Reynolds vows at an early age to become wealthy and live in the elite part of Denver. Luckily she meets miner Harve Presnell who throws an axe and strikes millions in gold. They get married and move to Denver, where they are promptly ignored by the dazed socialites. They spend a year in Europe getting cultured, then return with their new royal friends to impress their Denver neighbors. It works, but almost costs them their marriage. Absolutely ridiculous Hollywood hokum with Reynolds never more unbearable as the feisty title character.
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