El noviazgo del padre de Eddie

Título original: The Courtship of Eddie's Father

1963
Approved
1h 58min

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Ron Howard, Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens, Shirley Jones, and Dina Merrill in El noviazgo del padre de Eddie (1963)

Theatrical trailer for this laugh and love sensation that spawned a TV series

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Romantic Comedy Comedy Drama Family Romance

Eddie cree que es hora de que su padre se vuelva a casar. Sin embargo, en su opinión, el gusto de su padre por las mujeres deja mucho que desear. Él cree que la vecina sería una opción mucho... Leer todoEddie cree que es hora de que su padre se vuelva a casar. Sin embargo, en su opinión, el gusto de su padre por las mujeres deja mucho que desear. Él cree que la vecina sería una opción mucho mejor.Eddie cree que es hora de que su padre se vuelva a casar. Sin embargo, en su opinión, el gusto de su padre por las mujeres deja mucho que desear. Él cree que la vecina sería una opción mucho mejor.

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Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

Eddie Corbett
(as Ronny Howard)

Shirley Jones

Elizabeth Marten

Stella Stevens

Dollye Daly

Dina Merrill

Rita Behrens

Roberta Sherwood

Mrs. Livingston

Jerry Van Dyke

Norman Jones

Carol Andreson

Cigarette Girl
(sin acreditar)

Ellen Atterbury

Millie
(sin acreditar)

Christopher Barrey

Child Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

Leslie Barringer

Mike
(sin acreditar)

John Barton

Arcade Patron
(sin acreditar)

Kimberly Beck

Child Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

Rodney Bell

Wedding Reception Guest
(sin acreditar)

Barbara Brent

Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

William Burnside

Party Guest
(sin acreditar)

Boyd Cabeen

Employee
(sin acreditar)

Gene Coogan

Bowling Alley Patron
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
Rance Howard, appearing in an uncredited role as the camp counselor, is Ron Howard's real-life father. As with Clint Howard, this was one of several times Rance would be part of a production involving his son,, Ron.

Pifias
Even in 1963 smoking would not have been allowed in a radio studio due to nicotine deposits on electrical contacts, tape heads. etc. nor would food or drink ever be placed on the turntable stands where a slip could knock the arm off the record or dump liquid into the mechanism.

Citas
[last lines]
Eddie: It's Regent 4-8599
Tom Corbett: [Dials phone]
Eddie: [leaves apartment, rings Elizabeth's doorbell twice] You're phone's ringing.
Elizabeth Marten: What?
Eddie: Your telephone.
Elizabeth Marten: No it's not, Eddie.
[Phone rings]
Eddie: You better pick it up, it could be important, very important. Hurry.
Elizabeth Marten: Hello?

Conexiones
Featured in 7 Nights to Remember (1966)

Banda sonora
The Rose And The Butterfly
Written by Victor Young and Stella Unger

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7/10

117 Minutes of Pleasure

My wife and I watched this film last night on TCM (all hail) and we both enjoyed it. I get so tired of hearing comments about this and other films being "dated". What do you expect? I consider what other people call "dated" as direct links into what society was like at the time the film(s) was(were) written, kind of a celluloid sociology course. Lighten up! A movie that is forty-three years old isn't going to be a modern example of people, places, and things. Sheesh! Anyway, what I'll take from this film is that Ronny Howard WAS the finest child actor in films and television. Consider that, in 1963, at 9 years old, he was already doing the Opie-thing for 3 years. In this film, he acts nothing like Opie, he turns into a whole different child: Eddie Corbitt. The under-used Shirley Jones (big crush) was marvelous again, and Glenn Ford was supremely good at his self-styled "non-acting". Stella Stevens's drum solo scene is an excellent highlight. Also, did anyone recognize Clint Howard as a toddler at Eddie's birthday party scene? Or Rance Howard as a camp counselor?