Mi corazón te guía

Título original: Night Song

1947
Approved
1h 42min

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Dana Andrews and Merle Oberon in Mi corazón te guía (1947)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaWhen a beautiful socialite falls in love with an embittered composer who is blind, she feigns blindness herself in order to get closer to him.When a beautiful socialite falls in love with an embittered composer who is blind, she feigns blindness herself in order to get closer to him.When a beautiful socialite falls in love with an embittered composer who is blind, she feigns blindness herself in order to get closer to him.

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Reparto principal36

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Dana Andrews

Merle Oberon

Cathy

Ethel Barrymore

Miss Willey

Hoagy Carmichael

Chick

Artur Rubinstein

Artur Rubinstein

Eugene Ormandy

Eugene Ormandy

Jacqueline White

Connie

Donald Curtis

George

Walter Reed

Jimmy

Jane Jones

Mamie

Whit Bissell

Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

Leonard Bremen

Chez Mamie Headwaiter
(sin acreditar)

Charles Cirillo

Sailor at Chez Mamie
(sin acreditar)

Angela Clarke

Woman
(sin acreditar)

George Cooper

Bellboy
(sin acreditar)

Lynn Craft

Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

Suzi Crandall

Fur-Coated Pedestrian
(sin acreditar)

Herbert Evans

Butler
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Dana Andrews wore opaque contact lenses throughout filming to give him a realistic sensation of blindness.

Pifias
When Chick begins singing the verses on the song "Who Kill Er", you hear horn riffs playing in the background. But when it cuts to the horn players on stage, they are sitting still and not playing although you can hear the horns in the music.

Citas
Miss Willey: My heart's an old wastepaper basket, filled with unpaid bills and paperback novels.

Conexiones
Featured in Let's Go to the Movies (1949)

Banda sonora
I COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK LAST NIGHT
(uncredited)
from Cada vez más alto (1943)
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Performed by "Chick Morgan Band"

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10/10

A Great Classic Film in 1948

This was a very outstanding film for viewers who loved Merle Oberon, Dana Andrews, Ethel Barrymore and Hoagy Carmichael during the height of their careers in 1948. In this film, Cathy,(Merle Oberon),"The Broken Melody",'34, a rich woman who falls deeply in love with Dana Andrews,(Dan),"The Best Years of Our Lives",'46, who is blind and is a down and out piano player and composer. Dan has a great pal who is also a musician and they work and live together in a Jazz club and try to make ends meet. Dan's buddy is Hoagy Carmichael,(Chick),"To Have & Have Not",'44 who gives a great supporting role and is quite funny through out the entire picture. There is plenty of Classical music and a great appearance of a famous conductor and pianist. The is lots of romance, drama and comedy and a very unusual ending.