Sam el sinvergüenza

Título original: Good Neighbor Sam

1964
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2h 10min

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6.8/10

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Jack Lemmon, Romy Schneider, and Dorothy Provine in Sam el sinvergüenza (1964)

To help his divorced neighbor claim a substantial inheritance, a family man poses as her husband. The ruse spills over into his career in advertising, and his recent promotion relies on his wholesome and moral appearance.

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Para ayudar a su vecina divorciada a reclamar una cuantiosa herencia, un padre de familia se hace pasar por su marido. La treta se extiende a su carrera en publicidad, y su reciente ascenso ... Leer todoPara ayudar a su vecina divorciada a reclamar una cuantiosa herencia, un padre de familia se hace pasar por su marido. La treta se extiende a su carrera en publicidad, y su reciente ascenso depende de su apariencia sana y moral.Para ayudar a su vecina divorciada a reclamar una cuantiosa herencia, un padre de familia se hace pasar por su marido. La treta se extiende a su carrera en publicidad, y su reciente ascenso depende de su apariencia sana y moral.

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6.8/10

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Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 2 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
The name of the advertising firm for which Sam Bissel works, Burke & Hare, is a reference to William Burke and William Hare, two Irish laborers living in 18th century Edinburgh, Scotland who became notorious as history's most famous "body snatchers" who, until they were discovered by the British authorities, killed at least 16 travelers and then sold their corpses to medical schools for dissection.

Errores
The Bissells' kitchen wall telephone moves from being mounted on the outside surface of the post to the kitchen side of the post.

Citas
Hertz Commercial Man: [after finally being lowered into convertible] Man, that's *real* coffee!
[in tears]
Hertz Commercial Man: Oh, noooo!

Conexiones
Featured in AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Jack Lemmon (1988)

Bandas sonoras
Let Hertz Put You in the Driver's Seat
(uncredited)
Lyrics and Music by Richard Adler
Performed by The Hi-Los

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6/10

Begins well, but ends less so

The film begins well with its depiction of 1960s suburbia, the introduction of the Bissell family (including the ducks), the amusing jibes at the advertising industry (including the inaccurate but hilarious depiction of the filming of a Hertz car rental commercial), provides some great performances from all the principals, and from a great supporting cast, such as Edward Andrews, R.Q. Jones, and Neil Hamilton. It has a smart, yet affectionate quality to it. But as the film chugs along, it seems to run out of steam, as the gags keep repeating themselves, and it begins to seem more like a less successful imitation of the popular Doris Day/Rock Hudson romantic comedies of the time, and one can begin to understand why Lemmon didn't put this one in the top drawer of his memories.