Dime lo que quieres

Título original: Just Tell Me What You Want

1980
R
1h 52min

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Alan King and Ali MacGraw in Dime lo que quieres (1980)

A married, egotistical, middle-aged head of a corporate empire man and his mistress and protegee, who wants a more serious commitment and ends up dating a younger man, are in a casual love/hate relationship and engage in a battle of wits.

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Comedy Romance

Un hombre casado, egoísta y de mediana edad, jefe de un imperio empresarial, y su amante mantienen una relación casual de amor/odio y se enzarzan en una batalla de ingenio.Un hombre casado, egoísta y de mediana edad, jefe de un imperio empresarial, y su amante mantienen una relación casual de amor/odio y se enzarzan en una batalla de ingenio.Un hombre casado, egoísta y de mediana edad, jefe de un imperio empresarial, y su amante mantienen una relación casual de amor/odio y se enzarzan en una batalla de ingenio.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

5,4/10

771

TU PUNTUACIÓN

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
Final theatrical film of actress Myrna Loy.

Citas
Max Herschel: Marriage, it's the quintessential deal... just tell me what you want.

Versiones alternativas
CBS edited 11 minutes from this film for its 1983 network television premiere.

Conexiones
Featured in Sneak Previews: The Last Married Couple in America/Cruising/Just Tell Me What You Want/Hero At Large/Saturn 3 (1980)

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alan king's finest hour

Alan King is absolutely terrific as a vulgar, sharp, overbearing millionaire who is keeping Ali Mc Graw as his mistress. She can't take anymore of him so she starts seeing a young playwright (Peter Weller). Since King is the driven type who HATES to lose, he does everything he can to win her back. This is a highly cynical but also highly enjoyable comedy with some great one liners and a stark sense of amorality throughout(The final scene just shows that everyone has their price). Even McGraw is less lockjawed than normal.Directed by the king of New York movies, Sidney Lumet.