Grace Kelly in High Society

Grace Kelly appeared in High Society (1956) as Tracy Lord. The film was directed by Charles Walters and co-starred Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra.

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[High Society]

High Society (1956)

A fun, romantic musical comedy based on The Philadelphia Story. Interesting to see Grace Kelly as the lead here, because the Kelly family was from Philadelphia and tried to be accepted by Philadelphia society.

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Photos & Posters

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Quotes

Tracy Lord:With your background and taste and intelligence, you could have become a serious composer, or a diplomat, or anything you wanted to be. And what have you become? A jukebox hero!
Tracy Lord:Oh, Dexter, be satisfied, and let me alone! Go away! Go away, and stay away!
Tracy Lord:Is he out of his mind? Intimate pictures of my wedding in that... barbershop magazine?!
Tracy Lord:How do you do? I'm Tracy Lord.
Tracy Lord:Elizabeth Imbrie... It sounds like a medieval saint who was burned to death!
Mike Connor:Uh, South Bend, Indiana.
Tracy Lord:Oh, South Bend, it sounds like dancing, doesn't it?
Tracy Lord:If you'll excuse me, I'll see what's keeping Mama. Mama is so eager to see you. Mama!
Liz Imbrie:Miss Lord, would you please lift your chin?
Tracy Lord:I thought I was sticking it out.
Tracy Lord:No, Mike, you don't know what I mean. I'm asking you, straight out: tell me the reason why I shouldn't have. No, don't! Just... tell me what time it is.