Blonde fever

Título original: Blonde Fever

1944
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1h 9min

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Gloria Grahame and Philip Dorn in Blonde fever (1944)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPeter owns a small but upscale café on the road between Reno and Lake Tahoe in Nevada. He is a heavy gambler and his marriage is rocky. Into is life come a waitress named Sally.Peter owns a small but upscale café on the road between Reno and Lake Tahoe in Nevada. He is a heavy gambler and his marriage is rocky. Into is life come a waitress named Sally.Peter owns a small but upscale café on the road between Reno and Lake Tahoe in Nevada. He is a heavy gambler and his marriage is rocky. Into is life come a waitress named Sally.

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Philip Dorn

Peter Donay

Mary Astor

Delilah Donay

Felix Bressart

Johnny

Gloria Grahame

Sally Murfin

Marshall Thompson

Freddie Bilson

Curt Bois

Brillon

Elisabeth Risdon

Mrs. Talford

Arthur Walsh

Willie

Carlyle Blackwell Jr.

Quartet Leader
(sin acreditar)

Hume Cronyn

Diner at Inn
(sin acreditar)

Ava Gardner

Minor Role
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Sherry Hall

Second Waiter
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Sam Harris

Diner at Inn
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Edward Kilroy

First Waiter
(sin acreditar)

Dagmar Oakland

Minor Role
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John Phipps

Cab Driver
(sin acreditar)

Tom Quinn

Diner
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Paul Scott

Mr. Alexander
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Feature film debut of Gloria Grahame. Grahame, who was born Gloria Grahame Hallward, acted under the name Gloria Hallward when she made her Broadway debut in 1943.

Citas
Mrs. Talford: Through these portals pass the richest, silliest, saddest people in the world.

Conexiones
Referenced in You Must Remember This: MGM Stories Part 13: Gloria Grahame (2015)

Banda sonora
Brighten the Corner Where You Are
(uncredited)
Music by Charles Gabriel
Lyrics by Ina D. Ogdon
Performed by Gloria Grahame
[Sally sings the opening refrain to the song right after she puts her hair up for the first time leaving Peter's office]

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4/10

It's so hard to like Mr. Donay that it's hard to like the film.

Philip Dorn plays Peter Donay, a co-owner of a very fancy restaurant. However, his wife (the other owner) realizes she's married to a handsome pig. Throughout the film, Peter tries to have his way with the pretty young waitress, Sally (Gloria Graham)...and his wife (Mary Astor) knows her hubby is a philanderer. But instead of divorcing him or even confronting him about this, she tries to manipulate Sally's young boyfriend into coming between her and Peter.

The film is supposed to be funny, though at least for me this was a tough order, as I just kept thinking Peter was a jerk and his wife way too longsuffering. Perhaps such a guy might have been seen as funny back in 1944, but today I think most viewers would just dislike him too much to make this a film to recommend to others. The film does have some good acting and the nice MGM polish....but the story just doesn't work out well due to the script.