Despite the name at the top of the billing, this film belongs fairly and squarely to the elderly folks - Spring Byington ("Louisa"), Edmund Gwenn ("Hammond") and Charles Coburn ("Burnside"). Both men are vying for the affections of the former - the mother of aspiring architect "Hal" (Ronald Reagan). The story moves along quickly and amusingly with the two resorting to more increasingly outlandish methods to secure…
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Ronald Reagan
Hal Norton
Ruth Hussey
Meg Norton
Spring Byington
Louisa Norton
Charles Coburn
Mr. Burnside
Edmund Gwenn
Mr. Hammond
Piper Laurie
Cathy Norton
Scotty Beckett
Jimmy Blake
Jimmy Hunt
Chris Norton
Connie Gilchrist
Gladys
Willard Waterman
Dick Stewart
Marjorie Crossland
Lil Stewart
Martin Milner
Bob Stewart
Terry Frost
Stacy Walker
Dave Willock
Joe Collins
John Albright
Party Guest (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks
Party Guest (uncredited)
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FAQ about Louisa
What is Louisa about?
Architect Hal Norton and wife Meg invite his widowed mother Louisa to move in with them, only to discover the sweet elderly lady is romantically involved with what seems to be every old coot in town.
When was Louisa released?
Louisa was released in 1950.
What genres does Louisa belong to?
Louisa is categorised as Comedy, Romance.
Who stars in Louisa?
The cast of Louisa includes Ronald Reagan, Ruth Hussey, Spring Byington, Charles Coburn, Edmund Gwenn.