El huevo y yo

Título original: The Egg and I

1947
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1h 48min

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6.9/10

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Claudette Colbert, Percy Kilbride, Fred MacMurray, and Marjorie Main in El huevo y yo (1947)

On their wedding night, Bob reveals to Betty that he has purchased an abandoned chicken farm. Betty struggles to adapt to their new rural lifestyle, especially when a glamorous neighbor seems to set her eyes on Bob.

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Screwball Comedy Slapstick Comedy Romance

En su noche de bodas, Bob le revela a Betty que ha comprado una granja de pollos abandonada. Betty lucha por adaptarse a su nuevo estilo de vida rural, especialmente cuando una glamurosa vec... Leer todoEn su noche de bodas, Bob le revela a Betty que ha comprado una granja de pollos abandonada. Betty lucha por adaptarse a su nuevo estilo de vida rural, especialmente cuando una glamurosa vecina parece poner sus ojos en Bob.En su noche de bodas, Bob le revela a Betty que ha comprado una granja de pollos abandonada. Betty lucha por adaptarse a su nuevo estilo de vida rural, especialmente cuando una glamurosa vecina parece poner sus ojos en Bob.

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Trivia
This comedy was such a hit with audiences, it spawned the Ma and Pa Kettle series in nine films, released from 1949 to 1957.

Errores
Cleopatra the pig has a string attached to its hind leg, probably pulled by its handler off-screen.

Citas
Betty MacDonald: They don't want us here - The wind and the mountains and the rain - They're fighting us all the time. We've got to get out of this place before it's too late!

Conexiones
Featured in Fuerza bruta (1947)

Bandas sonoras
The Egg and I
(uncredited)
Written by Harry Akst, Al Jolson, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby

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8/10

Still Funny

Having not seen this picture in years, I wondered if it would still be enjoyable. It is. Claudette Colbert is superb as Betty MacDonald, the author of the best selling book of what this is based upon, uprooting herself from the big city to accompany her husband (Fred MacMurray) on a farming dream. Their trials and tribulations are amusing and cute; MacMurray is well-cast. The film introduced the zany characters of Ma and Pa Kettle (Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride), parents of 15 children, who were a huge hit and spawned their own series of 9 films (2 without Percy). However, my favorite character is Harriet Putnam, deliciously portrayed by Louise Allbritton, a slim, slinky, aristocratic, velvety voiced blonde beauty, with a yen for the burly MacMurray. She owns a very modern farm down the road, replete with farmhands, technology, conveniences, but "no Man." Her scenes with the jealous Colbert are priceless, and Allbritton shows a great flair for comic timing. This classic can be seen as an inspiration for two popular 1960s television comedy series, "Green Acres" and "The Beverly Hillbillies." Enjoy!