Lucy Calls the President

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1977
1h

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Lucille Ball, Gale Gordon, and Vivian Vance in Lucy Calls the President (1977)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter Indiana housewife Lucy Whittaker (Lucille Ball) calls the White House to discuss a housing project, she finds herself making preparations for the President to visit her home for dinner... Leer todoAfter Indiana housewife Lucy Whittaker (Lucille Ball) calls the White House to discuss a housing project, she finds herself making preparations for the President to visit her home for dinner. Calamity and comedy follows as Lucy frantically prepares for the momentous event with th... Leer todoAfter Indiana housewife Lucy Whittaker (Lucille Ball) calls the White House to discuss a housing project, she finds herself making preparations for the President to visit her home for dinner. Calamity and comedy follows as Lucy frantically prepares for the momentous event with the eager support of family, friends and neighbors. The special is capped with a surprise ca... Leer todo

Dirección
- Marc Daniels
Guionistas
- Bob Carroll Jr.
- Madelyn Davis
Elenco

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6.8/10

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Dirección
- Marc Daniels
Guionistas
- Bob Carroll Jr.
- Madelyn Davis
Elenco

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Trivia
This was the last time Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance appeared on screen together. During filming, Vance was already suffering from the cancer that would lead to her death two years later.

Errores
When Lucy tires to remove her noisy necklaces during the interview with Steve Allen, the letters on the chains are "L" and "M" for Lucille Morton (Ball's married name).

Citas
Lucy Whittaker: [on the phone with President Carter] How would you feel if somebody tore down Amy's tree house?

Conexiones
Featured in Dinah!: Dinah and the First Ladies (1977)

Bandas sonoras
Sweet Georgia Brown
Written by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard
Performed by Vivian Vance and Ed McMahon

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7/10

Not the 'Best Of', but........

.....it's still Lucy and many of her long-time co-professionals, either beside her or behind the cameras. In contrast to many emerging comedies in 1977, this is trapped in time, identical in style to 1960's Lucille Ball series----although the reliable Gale Gordon is cast as her father-in-law, and she's not a widow. (Ed McMahon is miscast as the husband, but he's still less annoying than he is as Ed McMahon.) The familiar supporting cast reliably goes through their paces as the thin-but-familiar plot unfolds toward the surprise guest at the end. Casual viewers may or may not like this, but those of us who really love Lucy will want to give it a watch....and maybe add it to their collection.