Daniel Bellamy (played by Fred MacMurray) is a protagonist in Practically Yours.
A young pilot presumed dead after a crash-bombing mission who returns home. He initially maintains a pretense regarding a supposed secret love for his colleague to avoid embarrassment, but eventually reveals that 'Piggy' was actually his dog, driving the film's central misunderstanding and comedic resolution. Peggy Martin (played by Claudette Colbert) is a protagonist in Practically Yours.
Daniel's office colleague. Due to a typographical error in transcribing his final words, she is mistakenly believed to be the object of his secret love, making her the focal point of the resulting comedic pretense and misunderstanding. Albert W. Beagell (played by Gil Lamb) appears in Practically Yours.
Marvin P. Meglin (played by Cecil Kellaway) appears in Practically Yours.
Judge Robert Simpson (played by Robert Benchley) appears in Practically Yours.
Commander Harry Harpe (played by Tom Powers) appears in Practically Yours.
Jane Frazee - Vocalist (played by Jane Frazee) appears in Practically Yours.
Ellen Macy (played by Rosemary DeCamp) appears in Practically Yours.
Practically Yours (1944) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Daniel Bellamy
(played by Fred MacMurray) — protagonist
A young pilot presumed dead after a crash-bombing mission who returns home. He initially maintains a pretense regarding a supposed secret love for his colleague to avoid embarrassment, but eventually...
Peggy Martin
(played by Claudette Colbert) — protagonist
Daniel's office colleague. Due to a typographical error in transcribing his final words, she is mistakenly believed to be the object of his secret love, making her the focal point of the resulting com...
Albert W. Beagell
(played by Gil Lamb) — supporting
Marvin P. Meglin
(played by Cecil Kellaway) — supporting
Judge Robert Simpson
(played by Robert Benchley) — supporting
Commander Harry Harpe
(played by Tom Powers) — supporting
Jane Frazee - Vocalist
(played by Jane Frazee) — minor
Ellen Macy
(played by Rosemary DeCamp) — minor
LaCrosse
(played by Mikhail Rasumny) — minor
Key Relationships
Daniel Bellamy → Marvin P. Meglin
(Social Friend)
Peggy Martin → Jane Frazee - Vocalist
(Social Acquaintance)
Daniel Bellamy → Albert W. Beagell
(Social Friend)
Peggy Martin → Judge Robert Simpson
(Social Acquaintance)
Daniel Bellamy → Judge Robert Simpson
(Social Acquaintance)
Peggy Martin → Albert W. Beagell
(Social Friend)
Daniel Bellamy → LaCrosse
(Social Friend)
Daniel Bellamy → Ellen Macy
(Social Friend)
Daniel Bellamy → Jane Frazee - Vocalist
(Social Acquaintance)
Judge Robert Simpson → Daniel Bellamy
(Professional Authority Figure)
Albert W. Beagell → Daniel Bellamy
(Professional Colleague)
Daniel Bellamy → Commander Harry Harpe
(Professional Subordinate)
Daniel Bellamy → Peggy Martin
(Professional Coworker)
Story Analysis
A romantic comedy about mistaken identity and misunderstanding
