Paradise for Three

1938
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1h 18min

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Mary Astor, Robert Young, Frank Morgan, and Edna May Oliver in Paradise for Three (1938)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA wealthy business man, out of touch with real folks, decides to mingle and see what it is really all about.A wealthy business man, out of touch with real folks, decides to mingle and see what it is really all about.A wealthy business man, out of touch with real folks, decides to mingle and see what it is really all about.

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Frank Morgan

Rudolph Tobler

Robert Young

Fritz Hagedorn

Mary Astor

Mrs. Mallebre

Edna May Oliver

Mrs. Kunkel

Florence Rice

Hilde Tobler

Reginald Owen

Johann Kesselhut

Henry Hull

Sepp

Herman Bing

Mr. Polter

Sig Ruman

Mr. Bold
(as Sig Rumann)

Walter Kingsford

William Reichenbach

Mariska Aldrich

Beauty Operator
(sin créditos)

Clarence Badger Jr.

Soap Song Quartet Member
(sin créditos)

Max Barwyn

Tobler's Waiter
(sin créditos)

Barbara Bedford

Toblers Secretary
(sin créditos)

Margaret Bert

Telephone Operator at Schultz Disturbance
(sin créditos)

Joseph Bjorndahl

Soap Song Quartet Member
(sin créditos)

Maurice Cass

Lawyer
(sin créditos)

Robert Cauterio

Second Plaza Hotel Clerk
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Mary Astor's first film under contract with MGM.

Errores
As with many of his films from the mid-to late 1930s, Robert Young's wedding ring is visible on his hand in several scenes.

Citas
Johann Kesselhut: [Waiting for Rudolph Tobler to show up outside the Paradise Hotel, under the name Eduard Schultz] Tell me, my good man, how long does it take to walk to the station?
Mr. Polter: I will get you a car, Mr. Kesselhut.
Johann Kesselhut: I don't want a car.
Mr. Polter: Well, you want to walk?
Johann Kesselhut: I don't wanna walk. I want to know how long it takes.
Mr. Polter: Well, if you don't wanna walk, what do you care how long it takes?
Johann Kesselhut: If I wanted to walk, how long would it take?
Mr. Polter: Well, uh, would you rather walk fast, slow, or medium?

Conexiones
Version of Drei Männer im Schnee (1955)

Bandas sonoras
On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Op.314
(1866) (uncredited)
Written by Johann Strauss
Played for a radio soap ad and sung with special lyrics by Clarence Badger Jr., John Westerfelt, Joseph Bjorndahl and Abe Dinovitch
Played in the hotel dining room
Variations played as backgound music often

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Good movie, dated, but wonderful. Really worth seeing.

I read the original novel "Drei Mnner I'm Schnee" many years ago when I was an undergrad at my university and thought at the time it would make a fun movie. To my great delight I watched "Paradise for Three" not knowing it was adapted from that book and was more than pleased when I recognized the story. Frank Morgan was always one of my favorite actors, Robt Young was at his youthful and handsome best and Ms Rice was, as could only be expected, exceptionally beautiful as Tobler's daughter. The manager and butler at the hotel were classic and hilarious -- a more appropriate cast would have been difficult to assemble.

I doubt if today's youth would appreciate such a movie, but those of us who like the old ones definitely would. What a shame to realize that the setting was Vienna in 1938, a city destined to be overrun by Hitler's hordes and its society shattered within 2 years.