Todo corazón

Título original: Have a Heart

1934
Approved
1h 20min

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James Dunn and Jean Parker in Todo corazón (1934)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSally sits by her window earning money for an operation so she can be a dance teacher again. Jimmie is an ice cream salesman hoping to advance. Their romance is sidetracked when she uses her... Leer todoSally sits by her window earning money for an operation so she can be a dance teacher again. Jimmie is an ice cream salesman hoping to advance. Their romance is sidetracked when she uses her savings to help him out of a fix.Sally sits by her window earning money for an operation so she can be a dance teacher again. Jimmie is an ice cream salesman hoping to advance. Their romance is sidetracked when she uses her savings to help him out of a fix.

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Reparto principal47

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Jean Parker

Sally Moore

James Dunn

James 'Jimmie' Flaherty

Una Merkel

Joan O'Day

Stuart Erwin

Gus Anderson

Willard Robertson

Mr. Schauber

Samuel S. Hinds

Dr. Spear

Paul Page

Joe Lacy

Muriel Evans

Helen - Schauber's Secretary

Kate Price

Mrs. Kelly - The Landlady

Pepi Sinoff

Mrs. Abrahams

Robert Homans

Policeman
(escenas eliminadas)

Olaf Hytten

Drunk
(escenas eliminadas)

Charles R. Moore

Negro
(escenas eliminadas)

Hector V. Sarno

Organ Grinder
(escenas eliminadas)
(as Hector Sarno)

William Wagner

Milk Truck Driver
(escenas eliminadas)

Ernie Alexander

Horse - Cameraman at Party
(sin acreditar)

Jean Aulbach

Student at dance class
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Baby Charlene Barry

Student at dance school
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Curiosidades
This film's television premiere took place in Los Angeles Thursday 27 June 1957 on KTTV (Channel 11); it first aired in Chicago 24 July 1957 on WBBM (Channel 2), in both Philadelphia and Norfolk VA 22 August 1957 on WFIL (Channel 6) and on WTAR (Channel 3), in New York City 27 August 1957 on WCBS (Channel 2), in New Haven CT 5 September 1957 on WNHC (Channel 18), in Altoona PA 19 September 1957 on WFBG (Channel 10), in Indianapolis 26 December 1957 on WLW-I (Channel 13), in Albany NY 17 January 1958 on WTEN (Channel 10), and in Tampa 3 February 1958 on WFLA (Channel 8); it finally found its way to Seattle 11 September 1960 on KING (Channel 5) and to San Francisco 13 March 1962 on KGO (Channel 7).

Citas
Dr. Spear: Dr. Perenz charges you according to what you have.
Joan O'Day: Hooray! We'll get him for nothing.
Dr. Spear: [Joan laughs.] All you'd need would be your hospital expenses, say, $500.
Sally Moore: Oh, well I haven't $500.
Joan O'Day: What're you talking about? You have 220, haven't you?
[Joan nods]
Joan O'Day: Well I have 106, and my poor brainless Gus has 80. Why, it's a cinch that in the next ten days we can get the balance. I'll get the money if I hafta... Well, nevermind, I'll get the money!

Banda sonora
The Wedding March
(uncredited)
Music by Felix Mendelssohn
Played at the party as part of the score

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9/10

This One Will Break Your Heart

The plot of this lovely movie is set in motion by a shocking event, which takes the viewer by surprise: Jean Parker, at an impromptu engagement party, runs to a fire escape, which gives way beneath her, hurling her to the street.

She survives but has injuries that necessitate her wearing very realistic looking orthopedic shoes, the more disturbing as the movie has opened with her teaching children to dance and with her own lighthearted dancing.

The plot get s a bit complicated, but basically it is about four honorable people: Parker, her friend Una Merkel, Merkel's beau the always appealing Stuart Erwin, and James Dunn.

Dunn drives a truck for the Have a Heart ice cream company and falls in love with her because of her sweet face. She tries to hide her disability from him but he is not the shallow type to be put off by it.

This could make a stone cry (speaking as a stone.)