Sullivan's Travels

Introduction and comments following Sullivan’s Travels, 1942, from Dennis Miller and friend Jay Leno.

TCM's Alicia Malone introduces Sullivan's Travels, 1942.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sullivan’s Travels, 1942.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sullivan’s Travels, 1942.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sullivan’s Travels, 1942.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sullivan’s Travels, 1941.

Sullivan (Joel McCrea) is reunited with "The Girl" (Veronica Lake) and his staff, and reconsiders filming "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," in the final scene from Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels, 1942.

Hollywood director Sullivan (Joel McCrea), who's been passing himself off as a vagrant, confesses his identity to "The Girl" (Veronica Lake), who takes revenge in his swimming pool, in writer-director Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels, 1942.

Joel McCrea (as Sullivan), Robert Warwick (as LeBrand) and Porter Hall (as Hadrian) emerge from a screening for the dazzling single-take first scene from Preston Sturges' Depression comedy Sullivan's Travels 1942.

A Hollywood director masquerades as a hobo to get in touch with the little people in Preston Sturges' satire Sullivan's Travels (1941).

Hollywood director Sullivan (Joel McCrea), masquerading as a bum, explains to his new wanna-be starlet friend (Veronica Lake) that he's borrowed this car from a director friend, in Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels, 1942.

The famous chase sequence in which director Sullivan (Joel McCrea), aiming to experience life as a hobo, tries to lose his Hollywood entourage, Robert Winkler his wheelman, William Demarest, Charles Moore et all in the RV, in writer-director Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels, 1942.

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A portion of writer-director Preston Sturges' extended sequence in which Hollywood director Sullivan (Joel McCrea) and "The Girl" (Veronica Lake) get their fill of life on the road in Sullivan's Travels, 1942.