Bing Crosby as Bob Wallace

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Bing Crosby as Bob Wallace is the iconic singing-and-dancing Army veteran and showman at the heart of the musical romance and holiday classic "White Christmas."

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instanceOf fictional character portrayal
film character
appearsIn White Christmas
branchOfServiceInStory United States Army
characterArc from cautious businessman to openly romantic partner
characterName Bob Wallace
costumeElement Army uniform in opening war sequence
red Santa-style performance outfit in finale
tuxedo in performance numbers
countryOfOriginOfWork United States
directedBy Michael Curtiz
genre Christmas film
musical
romantic comedy
goalInStory save the general's failing Vermont inn
helpsCharacter Major General Thomas F. Waverly
holidayAssociation Christmas
languageOfWork English
medium film
militaryBackground U.S. Army veteran
militaryRankInStory Captain
notableNumberType duets with Phil Davis
romantic duets with Betty Haynes
notableScene final Christmas Eve show in the barn
notableTrait calm and thoughtful demeanor
loyalty to former commanding general
warm baritone singing voice
occupationInStory dancer
entertainer
showman
singer
partnerInAct Phil Davis
performsSong Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep
Gee, I Wish I Was Back in the Army
The Old Man
White Christmas
portrayedBy Bing Crosby
portrayedByCharacter Danny Kaye as Phil Davis
primarySettingInStory Vermont inn
producedBy Paramount Pictures
relationshipTypeWithPhilDavis best friend
show-business partner
releaseYearOfWork 1954
romanticInterest Betty Haynes
romanticInterestPortrayedBy Rosemary Clooney
songwritersForSongsInFilm Irving Berlin
warServedInFictionally World War II

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White Christmas (1954 film) portraysCharacter Bing Crosby as Bob Wallace