Dulce caridad

Título original: Sweet Charity

1969
G
2h 29min

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Shirley MacLaine and John McMartin in Dulce caridad (1969)

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La bailarina Charity sigue teniendo fe a pesar de las interminables decepciones, y esperanza de que finalmente conocerá al hombre para alejarla de su sórdida vida. Tal vez, solo tal vez, el ... Leer todoLa bailarina Charity sigue teniendo fe a pesar de las interminables decepciones, y esperanza de que finalmente conocerá al hombre para alejarla de su sórdida vida. Tal vez, solo tal vez, el guapo Oscar sea el que lo haga.La bailarina Charity sigue teniendo fe a pesar de las interminables decepciones, y esperanza de que finalmente conocerá al hombre para alejarla de su sórdida vida. Tal vez, solo tal vez, el guapo Oscar sea el que lo haga.

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Nominado a 3 premios Óscar
- 6 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Although uncredited, Gwen Verdon was assistant choreographer in the film version of Dulce caridad (1969).

Errores
In the "Aloof" movement of "The Rich Man's Frug," two of the male principal dancers walk down the stairs to light a woman's cigarette, while the others dance behind them. The background choreography in this shot leads directly to the triangle formation of the next shot, and the two men are now in the middle of the group, although there was no time for them to reach that position.

Citas
Charity Hope Valentine: Wow! This place sure is crawlin' with celebrities. I'm the only person here I never heard of.

Versiones alternativas
Laserdisc version contains an alternative ending. After Oscar leaves Charity, he starts to go crazy in his apartment. He then realizes that despite Charity's faults, he really can't live without her. He finds Charity on the bridge in Central Park and, thinking she's going to jump, falls into the river. Charity jumps in after Oscar and forgives him. The two then walk off together, soaking wet, through the park. Bob Fosse thought this ending was too corny, and decided to use the depressing, yet more inspirational, ending for the film's major release.

Conexiones
Featured in Sweet Charity: From the Stage to the Screen (1969)

Bandas sonoras
My Personal Property
(uncredited)
Music by Cy Coleman
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields
Performed by Shirley MacLaine

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9/10

Shirley MacLaine/ Giulietta Masina

"Hey big spender" That's all I knew about Sweet Charity. A musical version of Federico Fellini's masterpiece "The Nights Of Cabiria" - I didn't think of Cabiria when I saw Charity on the screen. Shirley MacLaine's recreates and reinvents Giulietta Masina's Cabiria. That is something that very rarely works. But here in Bob Fosse's version, Cabiria has a new life, an American life, a song and dance life but just as sad. Sad but not hopeless. There is the spirit of Cabiria/Charity that will survive. Shirley MacLaine is magnificent. She manages to project that innocence that makes everything not just palatable but delicious.