It's Monday. It's a holiday. And an Errol Flynn movie missed my original list of TCM movies. Why? Because the movie is the Doris Day comedy It's a Great Feeling, a 1949 Warner studio piece with a lot of star cameos. Errol has a small, surprise part at the end of the movie as Doris Day's groom at her wedding, Jeffrey Bushdinkle. He wasn't listed in the on-screen credits, which is the way Hollywood contracts worked (and still work). It's on par with Tom Cruise's cameo in Goldmember or Kevin Bacon in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. This movie isn't listed on a lot of Flynn filmographies, though it should be. And it's #15 on our list in the Flynn Marathon, with five more DVDs on the pile at home (including a collection of four Flynn westerns)and two new TCM movies by the end of March.
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