Viva la vida

Título original: You Gotta Stay Happy

1948
1h 40min

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Joan Fontaine, James Stewart, Eddie Albert, and Joe in Viva la vida (1948)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA spoiled heiress who has jilted multiple fiancés embroils a commercial pilot in a series of wacky misadventures.A spoiled heiress who has jilted multiple fiancés embroils a commercial pilot in a series of wacky misadventures.A spoiled heiress who has jilted multiple fiancés embroils a commercial pilot in a series of wacky misadventures.

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The leather jacket James Stewart wore for much of the film is the same one he wore when he was flying missions during World War II.

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Dr. Blucher: It's perfect natural for a girl to have doubts before getting married. In your case, certainly it isn't surprising; after all, you've been engaged six times.
Ralph Tutwiler: [interrupting] Officially; if you want the unofficial total, you'll need an adding machine.

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Decent little comedy

Well, this wasn't "It Happened One Night" but, the plot line was similar. Rich girl (Joan Fontaine) secretly hops aboard a transport plane to escape a loveless marriage. Jimmy Stewart, the pilot, finds her and is annoyed to have a pretty girl hiding on board. In Hollywood guys always get mad finding a pretty stowaway, yeah, right. Anyhow, after a plane crash and lots of hanging around, nature takes over ... and you know... Actually, I enjoyed it. A little escapist comedy, that managed to entertain. Eddie Albert is good too, as Stewart's side-kick. I'd rank it a respectable 6 1/2. Also, Fontaine is as always, very feminine.