Ginger in the Morning

1974
PG
1h 30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn attractive hitchhiker meets a divorced ad exec. Their contrasting personalities - her free spirit, his romanticism - draw them together despite age gap. Unlikely relationship blossoms bet... Leer todoAn attractive hitchhiker meets a divorced ad exec. Their contrasting personalities - her free spirit, his romanticism - draw them together despite age gap. Unlikely relationship blossoms between the two.An attractive hitchhiker meets a divorced ad exec. Their contrasting personalities - her free spirit, his romanticism - draw them together despite age gap. Unlikely relationship blossoms between the two.

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Trivia
By design or coincidence, Monte Markham's character name Joseph Moroni would hold significance to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Joseph was the name of the prophet, and Moroni the name of the angel who visited him. Further, by the film's end Joe has given up drinking coffee (forbidden by the LDS church). The historical Joseph Smith was also reported to have a predilection for younger women.

Errores
Early on, after dinner, they have Irish coffee fireside. However, at dinner, Ginger made a big deal about the "phony" whipped cream on her sundae but had no problem with it on the Irish coffee.

Citas
Ginger: I just don't dig violence in any form. If I'm gonna throw a bomb, it's gonna be a love bomb. If I'm gonna trip out, it's gonna to be a love trip. You know what I mean?
Joe: I think so.
Ginger: I still have faith in my fellow human beings, and so far I'm right.
Joe: Well, so far.
Ginger: It's really weird, though. People are more afraid of love than hate. And love is so much stronger than hate or violence. Just a lot harder to come by.

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References Sucedió una noche (1934)

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4/10

A chance to catch a very early Sissy Spacek (and hear a few of her original songs)

This was filmed in 1972 when Sissy Spacek was 22, most probably before she filmed BADLANDS (released 10/73). It Includes a happy Mary-Tyler-Moore-like theme song by Sissy S. as well as a clever live song w/ guitar about marichino cherries sung while riding in a car after hitching a ride (and one other original song by Sissy S). Sissy shows some musical talent that would be on display later in COAL MINER'S D.

Sissy is uber-charming and charismatic and beautiful and lovely; but at this early stage she seems influenced (whether she knows it or not) by Jan Brady of The Brady Bunch, She seems like a teenager having a blast being among adults in a grown up movie (not to be cruel). That being said; this grown up movie is of the TV variety (feel, pacing, writing, writers, director, etc.); utilizing the freedom away from TV for some pretty ugly, dated male/ battle-of-sexes dialogue.

The color by CFI is not bad, and it is nice that the film is set/was shot in New Mexico providing an interesting landscape backdrop. It really is only worth taking a look at if you like Sissy Spacek, want to hear some original songs by her at 22, and/or feel like going back to the early 70's for a little visit.