El huevo y yo

Título original: The Egg and I

1947
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1h 48min

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Claudette Colbert, Percy Kilbride, Fred MacMurray, and Marjorie Main in El huevo y yo (1947)

On their wedding night, Bob reveals to Betty that he has purchased an abandoned chicken farm. Betty struggles to adapt to their new rural lifestyle, especially when a glamorous neighbor seems to set her eyes on Bob.

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Screwball Comedy Slapstick Comedy Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOn their wedding night, Bob reveals to Betty that he has purchased an abandoned chicken farm. Betty struggles to adapt to their new rural lifestyle, especially when a glamorous neighbor seem... Leer todoOn their wedding night, Bob reveals to Betty that he has purchased an abandoned chicken farm. Betty struggles to adapt to their new rural lifestyle, especially when a glamorous neighbor seems to set her eyes on Bob.On their wedding night, Bob reveals to Betty that he has purchased an abandoned chicken farm. Betty struggles to adapt to their new rural lifestyle, especially when a glamorous neighbor seems to set her eyes on Bob.

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6,9/10

3,3 mil

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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
This comedy was such a hit with audiences, it spawned the Ma and Pa Kettle series in nine films, released from 1949 to 1957.

Pifias
Cleopatra the pig has a string attached to its hind leg, probably pulled by its handler off-screen.

Citas
Betty MacDonald: They don't want us here - The wind and the mountains and the rain - They're fighting us all the time. We've got to get out of this place before it's too late!

Conexiones
Featured in Fuerza bruta (1947)

Banda sonora
The Egg and I
(uncredited)
Written by Harry Akst, Al Jolson, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby

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Enjoyable

I found this to be a very cute and charming little movie. Claudette Colbert was a hoot as the long suffering Betty, and Fred MacMurray was equally as good as Bob, trying so hard to achieve success but neglecting Betty in the process. Ma and Pa Kettle steal the whole film out from under them, so it's no big surprise they got their own film series after this. A warm and funny movie all around.