That’s My Boy

Year: 1951

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: English

Director: Hal Walker

Comedy

Jack Jackson, Ridgefield College’s football star, is embarrassed by his allergy‑prone bookworm son Junior, and uses his clout to force the coach to add Junior while paying tuition for classmate Bill Baker if they room together for mentorship. Junior’s debut as quarterback is a disaster, and the roommates both fall for the same co‑ed.

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