Bob's Birthday

1993
12min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA devoted and happily-married housewife organises a surprise party on the occasion of her husband's birthday, unbeknownst to her that her dentist spouse is experiencing a sudden mid-life cri... Leer todoA devoted and happily-married housewife organises a surprise party on the occasion of her husband's birthday, unbeknownst to her that her dentist spouse is experiencing a sudden mid-life crisis at his office.A devoted and happily-married housewife organises a surprise party on the occasion of her husband's birthday, unbeknownst to her that her dentist spouse is experiencing a sudden mid-life crisis at his office.

Dirección
- David Fine
- Alison Snowden
Guionistas
- Alison Snowden
- David Fine
Elenco

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7.0/10

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Dirección
- David Fine
- Alison Snowden
Guionistas
- Alison Snowden
- David Fine
Elenco

9Opiniones de los usuarios

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 3 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

Trivia
This is the first episode of the Bob and Margaret (1993) television series.

Citas
Margaret Fish: Surprise.

Versiones alternativas
Only one scene was censored whenever the short aired on U.S. TV. Which is the infamous part with Bob not wearing any pants at all, was altered by placing a large maple leaf over his pelvic area. This was done whenever the short aired on Cartoon Network's "O, Canada".

Conexiones
Featured in Adam and Joe's Wonky World of Animation (2000)

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10/10

Quite possibly the most unfortunately-timed mid-life crisis ever!

This short justly won the Academy Award and is probably one of the two short produced by the National Film Board of Canada (the other is The Cat Came Back) that most people would have seen than any other work done under their umbrella. Excellent and hilariously funny, particularly Bob's semi-meltdown under circumstances that his wife Margaret would just as soon forget. Beware of surprises. Available from the NFBC, relatively easily for Canadian citizens, a bit more complex for non-Canadians, but worth it either way. Most joyously recommended by a somewhat less neurotic, just-turned-42 Robert!