San Francisco

1936
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1h 55min

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Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDonald in San Francisco (1936)

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La cantante de ópera Mary Blake huye de la miseria y busca cobijo en Blackie Norton, un empresario de San Francisco que le proporciona trabajo. Inevitablemente, surge una estrecha relación e... Leer todoLa cantante de ópera Mary Blake huye de la miseria y busca cobijo en Blackie Norton, un empresario de San Francisco que le proporciona trabajo. Inevitablemente, surge una estrecha relación entre ambos.La cantante de ópera Mary Blake huye de la miseria y busca cobijo en Blackie Norton, un empresario de San Francisco que le proporciona trabajo. Inevitablemente, surge una estrecha relación entre ambos.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 3 premios y 6 nominaciones en total

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San Francisco

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Curiosidades
Clark Gable did not want to make this film but he was at the mercy of MGM studio head Louis B. Mayer, who had just paid off one of his numerous paramours.

Pifias
As Blackie walks away from a building being blown up (actually a process shot), Clark Gable's head becomes momentarily transparent.

Citas
Jack Burley: [referring to Mary Blake] Well, there's no law against an opera singer being slender, young and beautiful.

Créditos adicionales
Prologue: "San Francisco--guardian of the Golden Gate--stands today a Queen among seaports--industrious, mature, respectable. But perhaps she dreams of the Queen and city she was--splendid and sensuous, vulgar, and magnificent--that perished suddenly with a cry still heard in the hearts of those who knew her, at exactly 5:15 a.m. April 18, 1906."

Versiones alternativas
After initial premiere, the manager of the Paramount Theater in San Francisco added to the downbeat ending a few shots showing the Golden Gate Bridge being built. Seeing the positive public reaction, MGM decided to have the sequence added to all other prints in release.

Conexiones
Edited into What Price Safety! (1938)

Banda sonora
San Francisco
(1936)
Music by Bronislau Kaper and Walter Jurmann
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Played during the opening credits and often in the score
Sung by Jeanette MacDonald (uncredited)
Reprised by her and others at a political rally and at the end

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I love Jeanette MacDonald!

This is a great old film. I have seen it several times, and enjoy it every time. I think Jeanette MacDonald is beautiful, and what a voice! I love to hear her sing.

My mother gave me my middle name of Jeanette after her. It is interesting that a film with so much "fancy" singing

could have been so popular. The general public must have had more class then than now.

It is good to see the "oldies." Many of them are better than today's films.

I certainly like this one.