Bitter Sweet

1940
Approved
1h 34min

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Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald in Bitter Sweet (1940)

Una mujer se escapa con su profesor de música para escapar de un matrimonio concertado, pero luchan para llegar a fin de mes.Una mujer se escapa con su profesor de música para escapar de un matrimonio concertado, pero luchan para llegar a fin de mes.Una mujer se escapa con su profesor de música para escapar de un matrimonio concertado, pero luchan para llegar a fin de mes.

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Except for a few shots where she was doubled by Audrey Scott, Jeanette MacDonald did most of her own horseback riding.

Citas
Sarah Millick, later Sari Linden: [over a very sparse dinner] Oh well, maybe it's all for the best. I hear more people die from overeating than from any other cause.
Carl Linden: I bet we'll be immortal, then. I hate Herr Weiller.
Sarah Millick, later Sari Linden: I hate the market keeper.
Carl Linden: I hate the landlord.
Sarah Millick, later Sari Linden: That's not fair, *I* was going to hate the landlord. *You* hate Herr Weiller again.

Créditos adicionales
Opening credits are shown on an embroidered cross stitch sampler.

Conexiones
Featured in The Miracle of Sound (1940)

Banda sonora
I'll See You Again
(1929) (uncredited)
Written by Noël Coward
Sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy

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7/10

Jeanette and Eddy, those sweethearts again

An obvious attempt to rework the studio hit Maytime and to an extent it works. The plot though slight, is not common as it actually tries to follow the trials and tribulations of a starving artistic couple, at least for the first hour. A few classic songs with those famous operatic voices is unleashed occasionally and the comedy is obvious but prudent. George Sanders as the heavy is very good and if not for his voice is almost unrecognizable. This movie contains a grand musical finale with technicolor used to its palest, so to speak with dancers following and trailing Jeanette as she dashes around the stage. Not great, not serious, not intelligent but pleasing, fun and touching.