Rendezvous nach Ladenschluß

Originaltitel: The Shop Around the Corner

1940
12
1 Std. 39 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,0/10

40.014

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

680

2.054

James Stewart, Frank Morgan, and Margaret Sullavan in Rendezvous nach Ladenschluß (1940)

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Zwei Angestellte eines Geschenkartikelladens können sich überhaupt nicht ausstehen, ohne zu bemerken, dass sie sich über ihren Briefverkehr als anonyme Brieffreunde ineinander verlieben.Zwei Angestellte eines Geschenkartikelladens können sich überhaupt nicht ausstehen, ohne zu bemerken, dass sie sich über ihren Briefverkehr als anonyme Brieffreunde ineinander verlieben.Zwei Angestellte eines Geschenkartikelladens können sich überhaupt nicht ausstehen, ohne zu bemerken, dass sie sich über ihren Briefverkehr als anonyme Brieffreunde ineinander verlieben.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,0/10

40.014

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

680

2.054

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 2 wins total

Policeman
(Nicht genannt)

Joan Blair

Customer Recognizing Matuschek
(Nicht genannt)

Mary Carr

Grandmother
(Nicht genannt)

Mabel Colcord

Aunt Anna
(Nicht genannt)

Claire Du Brey

Customer
(Nicht genannt)

William Edmunds

Waiter
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
Even though Margaret Sullavan was infamous for her quick temper and disdainful attitude towards Hollywood, James Stewart counted working with her as one of the great joys of his professional career. And because he knew her personally, he was more equipped than most of the cast and crew members to deal with her frequent and volatile emotional outbursts.

Patzer
When Klara is wrapping the wallet for her mystery boyfriend, Alfred comes into the room, and she stops to talk. However, when they both leave the room, she picks up the package and it's completely wrapped.

Zitate
Doctor: Pardon me Mr. Katona? Precisely what position do you hold with Matuschek and Company?
Pepi Katona: Well, I would describe myself as a contact man. I keep contact between Matuschek and Company and the customers... on a bicycle.
Doctor: You mean, an errand boy?
Pepi Katona: Doctor, did I call you a pill-peddler?

Crazy Credits
Opening Card: This is the story of Matuschek and Company - of Mr. Matuschek and the people who work for him. It is just around the corner from Andrassy Street - on Balta Strreet, in Budapest, Hungary.

Alternative Versionen
Has been broadcast in a colorized version.

Verbindungen
Featured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997)

Soundtracks
Ochi Tchornya (Dark Eyes)
(uncredited)
Traditional Russian folk song
Played by the cigarette case and later by the string quartet at the cafe

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10/10

A Christmas Delight

I have lost count of just how many times I have seen this movie - I probably know the entire dialog backwards - yet I am drawn to it time and again.

Set in Hungary, a young Jimmy Stewart plays the eligible bachelor "Kralik" who becomes the secret admirer of Margaret Sullavan's innocent "Klara". Kralik secretly becomes Klara's pen-friend, and at work together Klara confides in Kralik about the content of his (Kralik's) letters. Clearly Kralik is besotted with Klara - but is unable to make his feelings known whilst he is in competition with the "pen-friend". Confused? Well you wont be - this story has a sweet, almost sugary ending - but we all know it is the ending we all want.

Other characters worth mentioning are Frank Morgan playing his usual role, this time as the shop's owner "Hugo Matuschek", Felix Bressart as "Pirovitch", Kralik's confidant. Joseph Schildkraut as the womanising arrogant "Vadas" - so well played that you cannot help but hate him right from the beginning.

Finally William Tracy who manages to endear himself to us all with his over-confident upstart of a shop junior "Pepi Katona".

Recently re-made as "You've Got Mail" starring Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan for me is not as good as the original - although I suspect younger audiences would disagree.

If this film is on in your area over Christmas, I suggest you pour yourself a nice glass of wine, put a log on the fire and have a box of Kleenex handy.