Volando a Río

Título original: Flying Down to Rio

1933
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1h 29min

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Classic Musical Romantic Comedy Comedy Musical Romance

Roger, un músico americano, se enamora de Belinha De Rezende, una aristócrata brasileña. Pero ella ha de regresar a Brasil a casarse para salvar a su padre. Roger, acompañado por su banda, v... Leer todoRoger, un músico americano, se enamora de Belinha De Rezende, una aristócrata brasileña. Pero ella ha de regresar a Brasil a casarse para salvar a su padre. Roger, acompañado por su banda, viajará hasta Brasil para impedir el matrimonio.Roger, un músico americano, se enamora de Belinha De Rezende, una aristócrata brasileña. Pero ella ha de regresar a Brasil a casarse para salvar a su padre. Roger, acompañado por su banda, viajará hasta Brasil para impedir el matrimonio.

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- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total

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Flying Down to Rio

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Trivia
Standing outside a bakery shop in Rio, Ginger Rogers asks, "Oh, Freddie, how do you ask for little tarts in Portuguese?" Fred Astaire replies, "Don't heckle me, try the Culbertson System." This pre-Code, double entendre joke would have been funny to Depression-era audiences, for whom bridge was a common pastime. Ely Culbertson was a champion bridge player and worldwide celebrity, who had won several international tournaments by developing a rather aggressive bidding system. He was also notorious for his sexual exploits. His 1940 autobiography was banned in many countries. In the 1930s, the word "tart" was equivalent to "slut" or "whore". Also, in the opening inspection of hotel staff, the boss sees a maid whose shoe heels are oddly beveled and says he will not tolerate that sort of thing. A "round-heeled woman" was 1930s slang for a prostitute, a woman who could tilt easily from standing to being on her back.

Errores
From the height they were flying, most of the "dance" routines of the young women on the plane wings would not be visible to people on the ground.

While true, this observation is not a Goof. The purpose of the event likely was more for advertising or Newsreel value, or even simply "bragging rights".

Citas
Belinha's Friend: What have these South Americans got below the equator that we haven't?

Conexiones
Featured in Hollywood and the Stars: The Fabulous Musicals (1963)

Bandas sonoras
Music Makes Me
(1933) (uncredited)
Music by Vincent Youmans
Lyrics by Gus Kahn and Edward Eliscu
Performed by Ginger Rogers

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6/10

The Debut of the Pair Fred and Ginger

In Miami, during the presentation of the Yankee Clippers, the wolf band leader and pilot Roger Bond (Gene Raymond) flirts with the guest Belinha de Resende (Dolores Del Rio) and the stringent hotel manager fires them. However, the band is hired for the opening night of the Atlântico Hotel in Rio de Janeiro, and they need to fly to Brazil.

When Roger meets Belinha in the hall of the hotel, he learns that she lost her flight to Rio and he offers a ride for her in his plane. Roger is forced to land in an island and he immediately fixes the mechanical problem in the plane; however, he lies to Belinha and tells that he can not fix the problem just to spend the night alone with her. But Belinha, who is the fiancée of the Brazilian Júlio, resists to his harassment and later she finds another plane to fly to Rio.

Once in Rio, the infatuated Roger meets his friend Júlio without knowing that he is the fiancé of Belinha, and he tells about his love for the woman. When the Yankee Clippers are ready to open the hotel, powerful bankers that are interested to force the bankruptcy of the Atlântico's owner to take the hotel, send the police since he does not have the permit to anticipate the opening day. However, Roger's friend and musician Fred Ayres (Fred Astaire) proposes an airborne show to the guests. Meanwhile, the brokenhearted Roger decides to return to his country and leave Belinha with Júlio.

"Flying Down to Rio" is the debut of the pair Fred and Ginger in minor support roles. The sappy and naive romance has the Mexican Dolores Del Rio performing a Brazilian sassy woman and Gene Raymond in the lead roles. The footages from Rio de Janeiro in the 30's and the airborne show are the best moments of this film. The funniest thing in "Flying Down to Rio" is that there is no Brazilian actor or actress in the cast. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "Voando para o Rio" ("Flying to Rio")