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John Loves Mary

  • 1949
  • Approved
  • 1h 36m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,2/10
516
MA NOTE
Ronald Reagan, Jack Carson, Edward Arnold, Virginia Field, Wayne Morris, and Patricia Neal in John Loves Mary (1949)
A GI marries the English girlfriend of his best friend to get her into the U.S. for his friend who lost track of her in the war only to find on returning home that he is stuck with the girl because the friend has married someone else.
Liretrailer2 min 20 s
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11 photos
Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA GI marries the English girlfriend of his best friend to get her into the U.S. for his friend who lost track of her in the war only to find on returning home that he is stuck with the girl ... Tout lireA GI marries the English girlfriend of his best friend to get her into the U.S. for his friend who lost track of her in the war only to find on returning home that he is stuck with the girl because the friend has married someone else.A GI marries the English girlfriend of his best friend to get her into the U.S. for his friend who lost track of her in the war only to find on returning home that he is stuck with the girl because the friend has married someone else.

  • Director
    • David Butler
  • Writers
    • Henry Ephron
    • Phoebe Ephron
    • Norman Krasna
  • Stars
    • Ronald Reagan
    • Jack Carson
    • Wayne Morris
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,2/10
    516
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • David Butler
    • Writers
      • Henry Ephron
      • Phoebe Ephron
      • Norman Krasna
    • Stars
      • Ronald Reagan
      • Jack Carson
      • Wayne Morris
    • 16Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 5Commentaires de critiques
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 1 victoire au total

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    Rôles principaux30

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    Ronald Reagan
    Ronald Reagan
    • John Lawrence
    Jack Carson
    Jack Carson
    • Fred Taylor
    Wayne Morris
    Wayne Morris
    • Lt. Victor O'Leary
    Edward Arnold
    Edward Arnold
    • Sen. James McKinley
    Virginia Field
    Virginia Field
    • Lilly Herbish
    Katharine Alexander
    Katharine Alexander
    • Phyllis McKinley
    Paul Harvey
    Paul Harvey
    • Gen. Biddle
    Ernest Cossart
    Ernest Cossart
    • Oscar Dugan
    Patricia Neal
    Patricia Neal
    • Mary McKinley
    Russell Arms
    Russell Arms
    • Corporal
    • (uncredited)
    Irving Bacon
    Irving Bacon
    • George Beachwood
    • (uncredited)
    Rodney Bell
    • Waiter
    • (uncredited)
    Sayre Dearing
    Sayre Dearing
    • Nightclub Patron
    • (uncredited)
    Bess Flowers
    Bess Flowers
    • Nightclub Patron
    • (uncredited)
    Rudolf Friml Jr.
    • Orchestra Leader
    • (uncredited)
    Creighton Hale
    Creighton Hale
    • Waiter
    • (uncredited)
    George Hickman
    George Hickman
    • Soldier
    • (uncredited)
    Fred Kelsey
    Fred Kelsey
    • Bartender
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • David Butler
    • Writers
      • Henry Ephron
      • Phoebe Ephron
      • Norman Krasna
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs16

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    9peggyz-1

    Very Entertaining!

    I really like this movie. It is just one of those that is fun to watch . . . and re-watch.

    Ronald Reagan and Jack Carson are hilarious together. They both are on the edge of a nervous breakdown throughout the story because of all of the trouble they've gotten themselves into. One lie leads to another and their troubles get bigger and bigger.

    I think that Patricia Neal does a good job in this role. I think that she was a great actress but I'm not sure that this was the best role for her. The movie was originally planned for Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan together but when the Reagans split up, the part of Mary was given to Patricia Neal.

    When I come across people who have not seen any of Ronald Reagan's movies, I think of this one. He does a great job with this comedy.

    I hope that everyone enjoys it as much as I do.
    6bkoganbing

    Marrying Her For A Pal

    John Loves Mary was a popular post World War II Broadway hit that ran for 423 performances written by Norman Krasna. Movies and plays about returning servicemen from World War II were glutting the market at this time. Everything from The Best Years Of Our Lives to Buck Privates Come Home to run the gamut from the serious to the funny.

    On Broadway the cast included William Prince, Nina Foch, Tom Ewell, and Lyle Bettger in the roles that Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal, Jack Carson, and Wayne Morris repeated on screen. The one that really doesn't compute is Lyle Bettger who played such a lovely variety of psychos on the screen. I just can't see him doing comedy or it must have been quite different his interpretation of the blowhard ex-officer that Wayne Morris was. Actually all the stage cast members did have some substantial screen careers.

    Reagan is the John in the film who is coming home to his fiancé Mary played by Patricia Neal in her screen debut. He did real well for himself she being the daughter of US Senator Edward Arnold and Katharine Alexander with a lovely Park Avenue apartment. But it turns out that there's a slight hitch in the wedding plans.

    What a guy won't do for a friend, especially one who saved his life during the war. Jack Carson who got his discharge earlier from Uncle Sam is pining over the British girl he left behind. Well Reagan knowing the problem that folks were having coming to America with immigration hurdles, marries Virginia Field and gets over as the bride of a GI. The idea being that they'd take a quick trip to Reno and then Jack Carson can marry her.

    All that's needed is a ruse to get Reagan out to Nevada without Neal. And that's what the rest of John Loves Mary is about. It all resolves itself in an interesting way showing none of these people taking those sacred vows of marriage all that seriously.

    John Loves Mary is a pleasant if dated comedy. But it's ironic as all heck that with people having real immigration problems and looking to the USA as a beacon of freedom, I think the joke would fall flat with them. Ditto with gay people who are now trying to get the right to marry seeing these people shifting partners like shooters switching off dice in a crap game.

    Anyway I'm sure Norman Krasna who wrote this and Warner Brothers who brought it to the screen weren't thinking that deeply here.
    9MCL1150

    I Love "John Loves Mary"

    I don't know who, if anyone, will ever read my review, but if you're reading this you must be a big fan of someone here. Ronald Reagan, Patricia Neal . . . Irving Bacon, Edward Arnold. For me, it's Jack Carson: Master of the Double Take. Bob Hope was a much bigger star for certain, but Jack Carson was funnier with those big, over done, expressive, double takes and Bob is believed to have taken Carson's cue. Anyway, in "John Loves Mary", everyone follows Carson and acts over the top. Even Reagan, who usually can't even act surprised, is good here. Easily my favorite Reagan movie. Director David Butler, another favorite of mine, winds up the cast and makes the over acting an important part of the film. The over acting fits, and allows Jack Carson to be Jack Carson. Carson even reacts with his hair in this one! I'm not kidding! Great cast, and when a character acting great like Irving Bacon shows up in a small role, it's 1940s Hollywood Heaven! Best verbal exchange: Lilly: "Tell me, what's it like west of New Jersey?" Edward Arnold as US Senetor McKinley: "REPUBLICAN!!" Hey, if you really love the film AND read this, please drop me a note. "Gone with the Wind" and "Citizen Kane" are great, but there's some great "little movies" that beg to be seen too. Three viewings to date and counting.
    5JLRMovieReviews

    Disappointing Froth with Reagan & Company

    Patricia Neal in her screen debut is "Mary" and she loves "John," played by Ronald Reagan in this lightweight comedy, "John Loves Mary." She expects him home from service any day and wants the moment when he sees her to be just right, with "Someone to Watch Over Me" playing. But things are never that easy. Not with fellow serviceman Jack Carson involved. Jack did save his life once. Therefore, Ronnie felt indebted to him. But an attempt to help Jack out with his love life backfires on Ronald and he and Patricia have to wait to get married due to him being married to Jack's foreign girlfriend to bring her into the country. But it seems that upon meeting Jack, he learns that, despite the fact that Jack couldn't live without her, he had married someone else since then. What a pickle! Ronnie is trying to keep all this from Patricia and her politician father, played Edward Arnold. I saw this almost twenty years ago and I thought I had memories of liking it. But upon seeing it recently, I found this to be too stagy, due to its play origins, too silly, and a little annoying at times. One would probably like this for the people in it, but the situations feel forced to me and I really didn't find it to be that funny. In fact, afterwards I felt that it wasted the stars and it was all a to-do over nothing, despite the affable dispositions of Ronnie and company.
    5tles7

    Not quite there...

    Overall, a good cast. This was obviously a much better play as the dialogue suffers from the restrictive censorship code of the time. Patricia Neal's debut demonstrates why she was never known for light comedy. The most curious thing is that the budget is listed as $1.3 million. How is that possible? Similar movies of the day weren't even close to that budget.

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      Patricia Neal's film debut.
    • Citations

      Lilly Herbish: Tell me, what's it like west of New Jersey?

      Sen. James McKinley: Republican!

    • Connexions
      Referenced in Cinerama Adventure (2002)
    • Bandes originales
      Someone to Watch Over Me
      (uncredited)

      Music by George Gershwin

      Played during the opening credits and often in the score

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 30 juin 1949 (Mexico)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Han kunde inte säga nej!
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 1579 Broadway, Manhattan, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(Strand Theatre - exterior establishing shot)
    • société de production
      • Warner Bros.
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    • Budget
      • 1 346 000 $ US (estimation)
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    • Durée
      1 heure 36 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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