El bebé

Título original: The Baby

1973
PG
1h 24min

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Una trabajadora social en duelo investiga a una excéntrica familia compuesta por una madre, sus dos hijas, y un hijo con una discapacidad.Una trabajadora social en duelo investiga a una excéntrica familia compuesta por una madre, sus dos hijas, y un hijo con una discapacidad.Una trabajadora social en duelo investiga a una excéntrica familia compuesta por una madre, sus dos hijas, y un hijo con una discapacidad.

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Alba Wadsworth
(as Suzanne Zenor)

Tod Andrews

Doctor

Michael Pataki

Dennis

Beatrice Manley

Judith
(as Beatrice Manley Blau)

Erin O'Reilly

Babysitter

Don Mallon

Joseph Bernard

Mr. Foley

Virginia Vincent

David Mooney

Baby
(as David Manzy)

Ted Post

Dart player at birthday party
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The re-mastered edition of the audio track is not the original track from the film. The original track contained the actual sounds made by David Mooney during the filming. The baby sounds came from his performance and not canned baby sounds. The original track must have been lost and later baby sounds were added.

Errores
When Ann Gentry plays with baby, she gives the baby a plush lion but says it is a tiger.

Citas
Ann Gentry: What about the family income?
Mrs. Wadsworth: Just what the county gives us for Baby.
Ann Gentry: Your daughters, are they employed?
Mrs. Wadsworth: Are my daughters... no, they help out the best they can, but it doesn't come to too much. Alba gives tennis lessons in the afternoon and Jermaine...
Germaine Wadsworth: Once in a while I do a TV commercial.
Mrs. Wadsworth: Sometimes I don't know how we make ends meet, but we always seem to manage.
Ann Gentry: Isn't there any money from your husband's pension? Or his social security?
Mrs. Wadsworth: Why no, how could there be?
Germaine Wadsworth: [laughs] She thinks he's dead.
Mrs. Wadsworth: [laughs] That man didn't die.
Germaine Wadsworth: No such luck.
Mrs. Wadsworth: It happened just before Baby was born. When I needed him most, he ran off and left us. But then all that's in the record.
Ann Gentry: Oh I'm sure it is.
Mrs. Wadsworth: My husband was a very weak man, Mrs. Gentry.
Germaine Wadsworth: No character.
Mrs. Wadsworth: None at all.
Ann Gentry: And you've had no contact with him since he left?
Mrs. Wadsworth: As far as I'm concerned, he might as WELL be dead.

Conexiones
Featured in Movie Macabre: The Baby (1982)

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7/10

Bizarre Enough to Hold Your Attention

Bizarre, truly twisted tale of a mother who keeps her grown son in a perpetual infant state. Conflict arises when a social worker tries to intervene. Very low budget and flatly photographed yet it's offbeat enough to keep you going all the way to it's twist ending. There are not too many roles requiring grown men to wear diapers, sleep in a crib, and cry, but if there were Manzy would most certainly win the award. Hill and Zenor, as the two daughters, are sexy enough to create some diversion. Roman and Comer make good adversaries, which they play to the hilt!!