Half a Hero

1953
Approved
1 Std. 11 Min.

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5,7/10

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Jean Hagen and Red Skelton in Half a Hero (1953)

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMagazine writer copes with modern life in the suburbs, stressing about the expenses. Then his editor assigns an article calling the suburbs the slums of tomorrow. His research yields interes... Alles lesenMagazine writer copes with modern life in the suburbs, stressing about the expenses. Then his editor assigns an article calling the suburbs the slums of tomorrow. His research yields interesting conclusions.Magazine writer copes with modern life in the suburbs, stressing about the expenses. Then his editor assigns an article calling the suburbs the slums of tomorrow. His research yields interesting conclusions.

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5,7/10

250

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Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Half a Hero

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Red Skelton, ending his association with MGM, which had begun with Flight Command (1940), starred in two films in a row which did not garner contemporary New York Times reviews: this movie, followed by The Great Diamond Robbery (1954).

Verbindungen
References Dieser verrückte Mr. Johns! (1948)

Soundtracks
My Blue Heaven
Music by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by George Whiting

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3/10

Only for Red Skelton-devotees...

Trite sitcom from director Don Weis and writer Max Schulman has Red Skelton cast as a harried husband and father over-his-head in trouble after his caustic spouse convinces him to move the family from New York City to the suburbs. As Skelton's wife, miscast Jean Hagen is all wrong for this scenario (she's so brittle, she makes poor Red look hen-pecked, deadly in a family comedy). Supporting cast (including Mary Wickes, Billie Bird, and Polly Bergen playing herself) is much more at ease with this kind of silly material; though, unfortunately, star Skelton isn't given very much to do. Extremely minor fare. *1/2 from ****