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It seems to me that there doesn't need to be a generation break for the '89 DeVille. The car was updated in '89, but it wasn't updated any more than, say, the '89 Riviera. That generation of Deville should run from 1985-93.
{{Infobox_Film
|name = It Happened on 5th Avenue
|image = Happened5avenue.jpg
|director = [[Roy Del Ruth]]
|starring = [[Victor Moore]] <br/>[[Alan Hale Jr]] <br/>[[Ann Harding]]
|producer = [[Roy Del Ruth]], <br/>[[Joe Kaufmann]]
|cinematography = [[Henry Sharp]]
|editing = [[Richard V. Heermance]]
|released = [[1947]] [[USA]]
|runtime = 116 minutes
|imdb_id = 0039502
|}}
Also, is this a template for Cadillac's vehicles worldwide, or the US? Because in the latter case, the BLS shouldn't be shown. [[User:Rhettro76|Rhettro76]] 17:59, 22 May 2007 (UTC)
'''''It Happened on 5th Avenue''''' is a 1947 comedy, with [[Academy Award]] nominations for best writing and original story.
==Plot==
Victor Moore, as a [[New York City]] [[hobo]] makes his winter home in a vacant [[5th Avenue]] mansion whose owner, millionaire [[Charles Ruggles|Michael J. O'Connor]], has gone south. Moore winds up taking in ex-G.I. Don DeFore and runaway Gale Storm, who, unknown to him, is Ruggles' daughter and plays matchmaker for the pair.
==Cast==
*[[Don DeFore]]
*[[Ann Harding]]
*[[Charles Ruggles]]
*[[Victor Moore]]
*[[Gale Storm]]
*[[Grant Mitchell (actor)|Grant Mitchell]]
*[[Edward Brophy]]
*[[Alan Hale Jr.]]
*[[Dorothea Kent]]
*[[Edward Ryan]]
*[[Cathy Carter]]
*[[Johnny Arthur]]
*[[Leon Belasco]]
*[[Arthur Hohl]]
==External links==
*{{imdb title|id=0039502|title=It Happened on 5th Avenue}}
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[[Category:1947 films|It Happened on 5th Avenue]]
[[Category:American films|It Happened on 5th Avenue]]
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