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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Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 2 nominaciones en total

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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8/10

As Mr. Nurdlinger might say, good clean fun!

I also saw this movie as a child, and fell in love with it. I particularly liked the wacky gadgets Sam would build, and the theme song (by Frank De Vol) is very catchy. One time when it was on TV, I was able to make an audio tape of it on this crummy little portable real-to-real tape recorder my dad gave me. I played it so much that I was able to memorize whole lines of dialog - "you can't alter a man's death-bed request with a lot of childish spying and gossip. Now obviously this man and woman are husband and wife, Mr and Mrs Howard Ebbets, and as such, I set the distribution of the Lagerlof will for 9am tomorrow morning. Now good day..."

It's nice to see Mike Connors in a pre-Mannix role, and you can never get enough of Louis Nye. Edward G Robinson does a good job of playing the wealthy dairyman, Mr Nurdlinger. Plus his participation gives the whole production a needed bit of weight. This is the kind of movie they're talking about when they say - "they don't make 'em like that anymore." And I say, it's our loss.