La bella de Moscú

Título original: Silk Stockings

1957
Approved
1h 57min

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Classic Musical Romantic Comedy Comedy Musical Romance

Después de que tres torpes agentes soviéticos fracasen en su misión de recuperar a un compositor soviético extraviado en París, la bella y ultraseria Ninotchka es enviada a completar su misi... Leer todoDespués de que tres torpes agentes soviéticos fracasen en su misión de recuperar a un compositor soviético extraviado en París, la bella y ultraseria Ninotchka es enviada a completar su misión y a recuperarlos.Después de que tres torpes agentes soviéticos fracasen en su misión de recuperar a un compositor soviético extraviado en París, la bella y ultraseria Ninotchka es enviada a completar su misión y a recuperarlos.

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Premios
- 5 nominaciones en total

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Frank Arnold

Soviet Guard
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Jan Arvan

Director
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Susan Avery

Model
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Virginia Bates

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Belita

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Herman Belmonte

Reporter
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Rodney Bieber

Dancer
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John Bleifer

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Curiosidades
After this film, Fred Astaire effectively retired from musicals, preferring to concentrate on non-musical roles, though he would produce several musical specials for TV in the next few years. He wouldn't make another musical until El valle del arco iris (1968).

Pifias
It becomes fairly obvious during the "Fated to be Mated" duet between Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse that Charisse is wearing a skirt one moment and culottes (or flared shorts) the next. The bottom half of her costume changes on each cut of the dance when they are doing deep knee bends, and this is where the culottes show. For the upright spins and lifts, the skirt shows. The dance was obviously performed twice and edited into one sequence.

Citas
Vassili Markovitch, Commisar of Art: I want to look somebody up. Does this office have a copy of Who's Still Who?

Conexiones
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Une histoire seule (1989)

Banda sonora
I've Got You Under My Skin
(1936) (uncredited)
Music by Cole Porter
Heard at the beginning as Steve and Boroff arrive at the hotel

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8/10

Dance Scenes

Astaire too old! Gimme a break. He danced with a polish that was always present. Charisse should have been grateful for his presence and I suspect that she was.

A characiture of the USSR and America of the Cold War period? Yes indeed, and it was almost as good as "One, Two, Three" in its dialogue and situation. Its sensuality as presented in its dance numbers far exceeded the 1939 version and all comers of the same subject.

I had no problem watching a 56 year old Astaire romancing a 36 year old Charisse. As a matter of fact, I found the pair quite sensuous.

I have often wondered why in the final dance scene Cyd's costume skirt was switched to a cullote in the middle of the scene. The switch was not seamless as it was very noticeable.

But, all in all I give this delightful musical a rating of 8 on a 0 to 10 scale.

Dave