Seven Chances

1925
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56min

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Quirky Comedy Slapstick Comedy Romance

Un hombre descubre que heredará una gran fortuna si se casa antes de las 7 de la tarde de ese mismo día.Un hombre descubre que heredará una gran fortuna si se casa antes de las 7 de la tarde de ese mismo día.Un hombre descubre que heredará una gran fortuna si se casa antes de las 7 de la tarde de ese mismo día.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Her Mother
(as Frankie Raymond)

Erwin Connelly

The Clergyman

Jules Cowles

The Hired Hand

Eugenia Gilbert

First Chance: Girl Who Laughs at Jimmie at the Club

Doris Deane

Second Chance: Girl Who Laughs at Jimmie at the Golf Course

Judy King

Third Chance: Girl Who Shreds 'Will You Marry Me' Note

Hazel Deane

Fourth Chance: Girl Who Refuses on a False Assumption

Bartine Burkett

Fifth Chance: Girl Proposed to Going Up the Staircase

Connie Evans

Sixth Chance: Girl Proposed to Going Down the Staircase

Pauline Toller

Seventh Chance: Girl Proposed to in the Phone Booth

Jean Arthur

Miss Smith - Office Receptionist
(sin créditos)

Lori Bara

Mother of Underage Girl
(sin créditos)

Rosalind Byrne

Locker Room Maid
(sin créditos)

Louise Carver

Prospective Bride Who Operates Crane
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The most famous scene of this film originated by accident. In the filming of a chase scene down a steep slope, Buster Keaton inadvertently dislodged some rocks which tumbled after him as if in pursuit, and he had to scramble to dodge them. At a preview showing, Keaton saw that that accident got the biggest laughs in the film. Thus inspired, he decided to reshoot the scene with over 100 papier-mâché "rocks", ranging from pebbles to six-foot boulders, so his character would have to deal with a massive avalanche in the scene.

Errores
Just as the horde of would-be brides overruns the college football game, one of the players can be seen throwing himself to the ground, already pretending to be trampled.

Citas
Title Card: By the time Jimmie had reached the church, he had proposed to everything in skirts, including a Scotchman.

Conexiones
Featured in 4 Clowns (1970)

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9/10

Sweet little Keaton movie.

This is a really sweet little Buster Keaton movie, with a greatly executed story.

Its story is fun enough to make the movie consistently a fun one. It's the sort of story that has copied a lot in movies ever since but also was used in movies before this one. It's even a popular subject for modern present day comedies. It perhaps makes "Seven Chances" seem less original than it in fact truly is of course.

The movie uses a lot of title cards. I mean, basically every line that gets spoken in the movie gets shown in a title card. It also makes the dialog part of the comedy of the movie. It isn't a much visual comedy, meaning that it doesn't really feature much slapstick or things like that. It's more a movie that relies on its comical situations and of course on the acting comical talent of Buster Keaton. Also the supporting cast is really more than great.

The movie begins a bit standard and perhaps even a bit slow but when the movie its story starts to take form the movie turns into one great laugh fest, with the last 20 minutes or so as the ultimate highlight, when things start to get really crazy and paced and the movie gets turned into one big non-stop comical chase! It's the one great fun moment after the other, with also some great and dangerous stunt work again from Buster Keaton himself!

A great Buster Keaton must-see, from the silent-era!

9/10

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