New York Critics Vote Best Film and Performances of 1944
New York critics from 16 daily newspapers named Go ing My Way as best movie of 1944. Batty Fitzgerald earned best male performance for the Peltire, Leo McCarey won best retorial job for the same picture, Tallulah Bankhead received best feminine acting, and a special tribute went to the United States Army for wartime documentaries Memphis Belle and Attack.
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