Así vivo yo

Título original: The Magnificent Dope

1942
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1h 23min

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Henry Fonda, Don Ameche, and Lynn Bari in Así vivo yo (1942)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaDwight Dawson, who runs an unsuccessful success school, stages a contest to find the biggest failure in the USA, for publicity value when the "dope" takes his course. But winner Tad Page is ... Leer todoDwight Dawson, who runs an unsuccessful success school, stages a contest to find the biggest failure in the USA, for publicity value when the "dope" takes his course. But winner Tad Page is contented with his idle, lazy life and threatens to convert Dawson's other students to his... Leer todoDwight Dawson, who runs an unsuccessful success school, stages a contest to find the biggest failure in the USA, for publicity value when the "dope" takes his course. But winner Tad Page is contented with his idle, lazy life and threatens to convert Dawson's other students to his philosophy. Dawson captalizes on Tad's attraction to Claire Harris to win him over; but w... Leer todo

Dirección
- Walter Lang
Guionistas
- George Seaton
- Joseph Schrank
Elenco

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Dirección
- Walter Lang
Guionistas
- George Seaton
- Joseph Schrank
Elenco

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Trivia
The title was originally "The Magnificent Jerk," but the censors made the studio change it.

Citas
Tad Page: I've known a lot of go-getters. I've been pallbearer to about ten of 'em. They're just so darn busy goin' and gettin', they didn't have time to breathe.

Conexiones
Featured in AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Henry Fonda (1978)

Bandas sonoras
Oh, the Pity of It All
(uncredited)
Music by Ralph Rainger
Lyrics by Leo Robin

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5/10

Henry Fonda Smitten With Lynn Bari. Just A Little Implausible

Yet he is, in this movie, a charming and sly country vs city tale. Fonda is the title character. He is chosen as a prime loser who can take Don Ameche's positive thinking course: If he can come through it, the cynical Ameche and his sidekicks reason, anyone can. And others will try.

Edward Everett Horton is one of these sidekicks, as is Bari, his mink-wearing secretary.

Fonda is from rural Vermont and teaches everyone in New York a thing or two himself. He wins over a famous financier, who promptly retires to enjoy life. He shows all and sundry how to relax. And he pines for Bari.

It's a cute idea, which twists and turns several times before its ending. The premise resembles a far less cynical and cruel "Curtain Call" -- which is an infinitely better, less conflicted, movie.