Siempre hay un día feliz

Título original: It's Always Fair Weather

1955
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1h 41min

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Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse, Dan Dailey, Dolores Gray, and Michael Kidd in Siempre hay un día feliz (1955)

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Comedy Drama Musical Romance

Tres soldados se reúnen diez años después de su último encuentro en Nueva York para descubrir que ya no tienen mucho en común.Tres soldados se reúnen diez años después de su último encuentro en Nueva York para descubrir que ya no tienen mucho en común.Tres soldados se reúnen diez años después de su último encuentro en Nueva York para descubrir que ya no tienen mucho en común.

Dirección
- Stanley Donen
- Gene Kelly
Guionistas
- Betty Comden
- Adolph Green
Elenco

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Dirección
- Stanley Donen
- Gene Kelly
Guionistas
- Betty Comden
- Adolph Green
Elenco

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Nominado a 2 premios Óscar
- 3 nominaciones en total

Dancing Boxer
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Betty Arlen

Girl
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Phil Arnold

Butch - Assistant at Stillman's Gym
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Sybil Bacon

Woman on Skates
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Walter Bacon

Bartender
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Al Bain

Fighter
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Jimmy Baird

Child Dancer
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Tom Bernard

Page
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Rodney Bieber

Dancing Boxer
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Madge Blake

Mrs. Stamper
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Willie Bloom

Bar Patron
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Trivia
Gene Kelly bought the roller skates for the "I Like Myself" number down the block from his house at Pioneer Hardware on Beverly Drive. He also mentioned that the skates were not altered in any way; they weren't locked to his shoes, so when he tapped in them, he had no help.

Errores
In the 1945-1955 montage, the shot of the 1953 New Years Eve crowds at Times Square shows Cuando muere el día (1941) at the Criterion Theatre, so it's obviously New Years Eve 1941-1942 footage.

Citas
Doug Hallerton: There must be some more dignified way to sell Klenzrite... like you, taking a bath in it, stark naked in Macy's window.

Conexiones
Edited into American Masters: Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer (2002)

Bandas sonoras
March, March
(1955) (uncredited)
Music by André Previn
Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green
Performed by Gene Kelly, Michael Kidd (dubbed by Jud Conlon) and Dan Dailey

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Note the mise en scene of his dance routines!

Just an aside,really:

You notice how sparsely Gene Kelly's finest numbers are shot? Long takes,little in the way of cinematic flair? Well,ponder this for a moment-he will often do something truly spectacular at the end of a take,leading one to wonder just how many times the poor chap put himself through the preceding minutes before getting it right...

A case in point is the justly famed (among those in the know) "Rollerskate Number":In order to demonstrate that the skates are,indeed,authentic,Kelly will swap-flawlessly-from "tap" to "glide" at the end of each take.

Incredible.

Compare and contrast,by the way,with protege Donald O'Connor's emulation in "I Love Melvin"-we never see thetwo movements co-existing within the same shot.

Gene Kelly made me want to dance when I was 11,and not feel like a poof for doing so.