Nunca es tarde

Título original: As Young as You Feel

1951
Approved
1h 17min

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Marilyn Monroe, Constance Bennett, Jean Peters, Thelma Ritter, David Wayne, and Monty Woolley in Nunca es tarde (1951)

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Comedy

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Willie McKinley
(as Rusty Tamblyn)

Leon Alton

Concert Guest
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Don Beddoe

Head of Sales
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Ralph Brooks

Luncheon Guest
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Helen Brown

Clancy
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Morgan Brown

Concert Guest
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George Bruggeman

Concert Guest
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Curiosidades
It was during the production of this film that Marilyn Monroe met her future husband, Arthur Miller.

Citas
Frank Erickson: [Trying to convince Gallagher that their visitor was a fake] All you have to do is to look at his picture in the file, sir.
Horace Gallagher: Never mind the file. Now let me get this straight. You say the whole world thinks that the man who inspected our plant yesterday was the president of the Consolidated Motors, is that it?
Frank Erickson: Yes, sir. Then he made a speech at the Chamber of Commerce.
Horace Gallagher: Mr. McKinley thinks he is the president of the Consolidated Motors, the papers think so, the Chamber of Commerce thinks so, but you don't. You think he is a measly little printer in our hand-press department.
Frank Erickson: I am sorry if you refuse to believe me, Mr. Gallagher.
Horace Gallagher: [sarcastically] Aw, don't be silly Erickson. Of course I believe you. And by the way, my name isn't Gallagher. I am Harry Truman, President of the United States. And you are not Erickson. You're Princess Elizabeth's baby, bonny Prince Charley, remember?

Conexiones
Featured in Grandes biografías: Marilyn Monroe: The Mortal Goddess (1996)

Banda sonora
You Make Me Feel So Young
(1946) (uncredited)
Written by Josef Myrow
Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Sung by a chorus during the opening credits and played occasionally in the score

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Thin film with mighty writing talent

This film was indeed a mildly amusing comedy and one's acceptance of it will depend on one's affection for Monty Wooley. But I was fascinated by the credits. It's part of the feel-good type of movies of the early 1950s. The story is by a young Paddy Chakevsky, who would later write Marty, A Catered Affair, The Goddess, The Americanization of Emily, Hospital, Network, and Altered States, and the screenplay is by Lamar Trotti, who wrote the screenplays for John Ford's Young Mr. Lincoln and Drums Along the Mohawk, for Ox Bow Incident, and won the screenplay Oscar for Wilson in 1944. A lot of talent in a thimble. It might be interesting to compare this screenplay to their other works for similarities. Chakevsky's work later became sharp and hard and even bitter. But his Marty, Catered Affair, and maybe even this show a gentle, humorous side. Trotti would die the next year, so this is one of his last screenplays