Runaway Bride

Título original: The Runaway Bride

1930
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1h 9min

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Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in Runaway Bride (1930)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA young socialite and a rich playboy elope to Atlantic City. However, she soon realizes he's not the man she wants him to be and tries to call off the wedding. A jewelry store robbery, murde... Leer todoA young socialite and a rich playboy elope to Atlantic City. However, she soon realizes he's not the man she wants him to be and tries to call off the wedding. A jewelry store robbery, murder and other mayhem are soon involved.A young socialite and a rich playboy elope to Atlantic City. However, she soon realizes he's not the man she wants him to be and tries to call off the wedding. A jewelry store robbery, murder and other mayhem are soon involved.

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Reparto principal13

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Mary Astor

Mary Gray - aka Sally Fairchild

Lloyd Hughes

George Edward Blaine

Paul Hurst

Sergeant Daly

David Newell

Richard 'Dick' Mercer

Natalie Moorhead

Clara Muldoon

Edgar Norton

Williams - Blaine's Butler

Francis McDonald

Barney Black

Maurice Black

'Red' Dugan
(sin acreditar)

Phil Brady

Shorty
(sin acreditar)

Eddy Chandler

Mechanic
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Edward Keane

Policeman
(sin acreditar)

Theodore Lorch

Dr. C. Kent
(sin acreditar)

Harry Tenbrook

Whitey
(sin acreditar)

Más del estilo

6,5

Palacio flotante

7,3

Ayuda al prójimo

$Bajo el frac$

6,5

Bajo el frac

5,7

La fascinación del bárbaro

5,6

Novia a la fuga

6,7

El trío fantástico

6,1

El castillo de los misterios

6,1

Tras las puertas cerradas

6,0

Dead Man's Eyes

6,5

Entre la medianoche y el amanecer

5,8

Abdulla el grande (Mi reino por una mujer)

5,4

The Sin Ship

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Curiosidades
This was the final film directed by Donald Crisp. Although he was a prolific director of silent films, this was the only sound film that he ever directed. From this point onwards, he worked exclusively as an actor until his retirement after the filming of Fiebre en la sangre (1963).

Pifias
When Mary (posing as Sally, the new cook) arrives at Blaine's house in the rain, her coat and hat are almost completely dry. Then, when the butler shows her in to meet Blaine, Mary's hat and coat show considerable areas of wetness.

Citas
Williams - Blaine's Butler: I think you ought to look her over, first, sir.
George Edward Blaine: Why? Anything queer about her?
Williams - Blaine's Butler: Well, not as you might say queer, sir.
George Edward Blaine: What is it then? Speak up.
Williams - Blaine's Butler: Well, sir, in all my 30 years of service, I've never seen a cook like her.
George Edward Blaine: Well, just what do you mean?
Williams - Blaine's Butler: Well, she has the manners of a lady. And between you and me, sir, no girl as pretty as she should be working for a young bachelor like you.
George Edward Blaine: What's the matter with me? Don't you think I can be trusted with a good looking cook?
Williams - Blaine's Butler: Oh, I didn't mean that sir, exactly. I meant, to tell the truth sir, she looks more ornamental than useful.

Banda sonora
Lovable and Sweet
(1929) (uncredited)
Music by Oscar Levant
(originally for Street Girl (1929))
Played during opening credits by Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra

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4/10

Not as good as Juia Roberts of same title but worth watching

Old films are always worth watching, if you want to be a student of films. It has a young Mary Astor, very beautiful indeed. Donald Crisp is the director. He was a much better actor. The performances are very wooden and stiff which is typical for early talkies. They were still learning how to say dialog. The emotions are overdone physically, because most of the actors came from the silent era where facial expressions and gestures had to replace dialog. Watch Mary Astor in one of her later silents and watch her early talkies. But watching these old films gives us a window into the past that we cannot get any other way.