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Running The Way occurs as 1944 film is the light-blithesome comedy just about a recently immature priest (Bing Crosby) taking above the parish from either an constituted old veteran. It was followed the next season by a sequel, ''The Bells of St. Mary's''.

A cast involved Rise Stevens and Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer.

A film won seven Oscars: Academy Award for Best Picture - Leo McCarey, producer Academy Award for Best Actor - Bing Crosby Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor - Barry Fitzgerald Academy Award for Directing - Leo McCarey Academy Award for Best Song - "Swinging on a Star" - Music by James Van Heusen; words by Johnny Burke Academy Award for Writing, Original Story - Leo McCarey Best Writing, Screenplay - Frank Butler and Frank Cavett the film likewise received a farther triad Oscar nominations: Academy Award for Best Actor - Barry Fitzgerald--Fitzgerald was nominated for both better actor & better supporting actor. Academy Award for Best Cinematography, black-and-white - Lionel Lindon Academy Award for Best Film Editing - LeRoy Stone

The Flick Filosopher: Going My Way
MaryAnn Johanson's review: "a delightful movie confection".

Movies2Go: Going My Way
Mike Prestwich's review: "This heartwarming, idealistic film will transport you to a time gone by".

Bing Crosby Internet Museum: Going My Way
Brief profile of the movie.

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Plot summary, cast and crew, reviews, and quotes.

Arts: Movies: Awards: Academy Awards: Recipients: Best Picture