Watch the Birdie

1950
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1h 11min

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Arlene Dahl, Ann Miller, and Red Skelton in Watch the Birdie (1950)

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Slapstick Comedy Crime Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA cameraman helps an heiress to get rid of her financial adviser, who wants to get her money.A cameraman helps an heiress to get rid of her financial adviser, who wants to get her money.A cameraman helps an heiress to get rid of her financial adviser, who wants to get her money.

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Mrs. Shanway
(as Pam Britton)

Richard Rober

Mr. Hugh Shanway

Jack Boyle

Bystander
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Don Brodie

Earl
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James Carlisle

Dignitary on Dais
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Dick Cherney

Pedestrian
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James Conaty

Dignitary on Dais
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Ray Cooke

Movie Projectionist
(sin acreditar)

Joseph Crehan

Police Captain
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Redmond Doms

Man at Launching
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Paula Drew

Grandpop's Girl
(sin acreditar)

Michael Dugan

Pete
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Tom Dugan

Policeman
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Jacqueline Duval

Grandpop's Girl
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Curiosidades
When Red Skelton runs and jumps onto the fire truck, it is a reenactment of a Buster Keaton gag from El cameraman (1928).

Pifias
When Rusty is in the doctor's office, he starts to open the door to the dressing room. In the next shot from inside the dressing room, he opens the door again.

Citas
Rusty Cammeron: [Grandpop and Rusty have just finished watching Clark Gable in "Boom Town"] Grandpa, I couldn't bring myself to slap a woman.
Grandpop Cammeron: In your case, it's a necessity.
Rusty Cammeron: Well, supposing they don't go for it?
Grandpop Cammeron: You've got to assert your masculine dominance; if she takes it, that's love.
Rusty Cammeron: Well, what if she slaps back?
Grandpop Cammeron: That, my boy, is marriage.

Créditos adicionales
Similar to the Fred Allen film "It's In the Bag," Skelton narrates the opening credits, cracking jokes about the cast, crew, and even the title itself ("Please tell your friends. We'd like to make a little money on this picture.").

Conexiones
Featured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997)

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1/10

Domestic violence encouraged...

Slapping & slugging women encouraged because if they love the man who hits them, they will hit him back??? I was enjoying the light comedy and slapstick humor until the conversation between Red and his "father" and then I was done. No longer funny.