Everything I Have Is Yours

1952
Approved
1h 32min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPregnancy forces one half of a married song- and- dance team to find a new Broadway partner.Pregnancy forces one half of a married song- and- dance team to find a new Broadway partner.Pregnancy forces one half of a married song- and- dance team to find a new Broadway partner.

Dirección
- Robert Z. Leonard
Guión
- George Wells
- Ruth Brooks Flippen
Reparto principal

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5,7/10

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Dirección
- Robert Z. Leonard
Guión
- George Wells
- Ruth Brooks Flippen
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
Co-star Monica Lewis was the only woman to ever dance on screen with Gower Champion besides wife Marge Champion. (later addition) Actually,... Gower did dance with others onscreen: with Cyd Charisse in the "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" sequence of MGM's Hasta que las nubes pasen (1946); and with Debbie Reynolds (to "Applause, Applause") in Tres chicas con suerte (1953). He also dances briefly with Betty Grable in Three for the Show (1955).

Banda sonora
Derry Down Dilly
Music by Johnny Green
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Sung by Marge Champion

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5/10

fine musical weak drama

Pamela Hubbard (Marge Champion) and Chuck Hubbard (Gower Champion) are a married song and dance team. The newcomers garner some praise. Pamela gets pregnant and Chuck has to get a replacement.

The Champions are a real-life married song and dance team. They are professionals, never more or never less. For their acting, they are a bit stiff in a 50's golly gee stage acting way. This movie stalls whenever it tries to do drama. I never doubted their relationships, both private and professional. So the drama isn't there and there is no tension. I love the old style pretty musical numbers, but there isn't much more to this movie than that. It gets a little boring.