Candidata a millonaria

Título original: Hands Across the Table

1935
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1h 20min

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Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray in Candidata a millonaria (1935)

Feel-Good Romance Screwball Comedy Workplace Drama Comedy Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA loafer and a manicurist, both planning to marry money, meet and form an uneasy alliance.A loafer and a manicurist, both planning to marry money, meet and form an uneasy alliance.A loafer and a manicurist, both planning to marry money, meet and form an uneasy alliance.

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Carole Lombard

Regi Allen

Fred MacMurray

Theodore Drew III

Ralph Bellamy

Allen Macklyn

Astrid Allwyn

Vivian Snowden

Ruth Donnelly

Laura

Marie Prevost

Nona

Peter Allen

Jewelry Clerk
(sin acreditar)

Murray Alper

Cabbie
(sin acreditar)

Sam Ash

Maitre d'Hotel
(sin acreditar)

Herman Bing

Barber
(sin acreditar)

Ralph Brooks

Restaurant Patron
(sin acreditar)

Sterling Campbell

Barber
(sin acreditar)

Whitey the Cat

Cat
(sin acreditar)

Albert Conti

Maitre d' in Speakeasy
(sin acreditar)

Marcelle Corday

Celeste
(sin acreditar)

Nell Craig

Saleswoman
(sin acreditar)

William Demarest

Natty
(sin acreditar)

Katherine DeMille

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Curiosidades
In one scene, Fred MacMurray calls his fiancée, and Carole Lombard continuously interrupts him stating, "Bermuda calling." Director Mitchell Leisen said, "When they finished the take, Carole and Fred collapsed on the floor in laughter; they laughed until they couldn't laugh any more. It wasn't in the script, but I made sure the cameras kept turning and I used it in the picture. It is so hard to make actors laugh naturally - I wasn't about to throw that bit out."

Citas
[Ted suggests temporarily becoming Regi's platonic roommate]
Regi Allen: Well, I'm not *that* unconventional.
Theodore Drew III: Aw, don't be old-fashioned. What are conventions anyway? Just a bunch of salesmen sitting around and telling stories.

Conexiones
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Seul le cinéma (1994)

Banda sonora
Hands Across the Table
Music by Jean Delettre
Lyrics by Mitchell Parish
[Played during the opening credits]

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7/10

Another more interesting than enjoyable

Watching Carole Lombard makes the whole film worth seeing, but it is not an otherwise pleasant experience.

There are touches one must see, such as the expression on the face of Peter, butler to Allen Macklin, as the manicurist departs. That should reach the heart of any empathetic viewer.

Ralph Bellamy has one of his best roles, though it's a thankless one.

Fred MacMurray looked great and his character could have been likable, except he really isn't -- at least to me.

Seeing Marie Prevost in her role as Nona was rather shocking, at least to one who had seen her as "The Godless Girl." She showed she had a lot of talent for character roles.

Watch it, sure, but be prepared to be disappointed in the movie as a whole. Director Leisen has done better, much better.