It Grows on Trees

1952
Approved
1h 24m

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Richard Crenna, Irene Dunne, Joan Evans, and Dean Jagger in It Grows on Trees (1952)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhat happens when an American family gets two trees that grow spendable money.What happens when an American family gets two trees that grow spendable money.What happens when an American family gets two trees that grow spendable money.

Director
- Arthur Lubin
Writers
- Leonard Praskins
- Barney Slater
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,6/10

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MA NOTE

Director
- Arthur Lubin
Writers
- Leonard Praskins
- Barney Slater
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
Both William H. O'Brien and William J. O'Brien appear in this film (uncredited) as reporters.

Gaffes
The montage of newspaper front pages includes a photo of Polly posing with one of the blooming money trees in her backyard. But by the time anyone (including press) became aware of her secret, the trees were already bare, so no one would have had any reason to photograph her picking money off trees.

Citations
Phil Baxter: I married you for your brains, mmm-hmm. They disturbed me. They still disturb me... more than ever.
Polly Baxter: Mmm-hmm. That's supposed to be sarcasm. Well, for your information--in case you're interested, I have more brains in my head than most people have in their little finger.
Phil Baxter, Polly Baxter: That I give you.

Bandes originales
Trees
(uncredited)
Music by Oscar Rasbach
[quoted in title music]

Commentaires des utilisateurs12

Commentaire en vedette

3/10

Sorry To See Irene Dunne Exit Like This

Irene Dunne finished her illustrious career with this so-so movie. She should have gone out with a bang, being the classy actress she was, not in this unmemorable, almost unknown film.

This lightweight comedy is okay, but nothing special. The first half of it is far better as it gets pretty stupid in the second half. Maybe Irene could see the handwriting on the wall and quit. Even her high-pitched voice got a bit annoying in here. Rumor has it she was not happy with this film. One can see why.

The story reminded me of a 1950s television sitcom. Speaking of that, I thought David Nelson from the Ozzie & Harriet TV show was in this movie but it turned out to be a very young Richard Crenna. He looked and sounded just like Nelson.

Overall, so-so at best and a sub-par ending for a great actress.