How Do I Love Thee?

1970
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1h 50m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueStanley Waltz seeks forgiveness after a good deed backfired regarding the poem "How do I love thee?". As Stanley is dieing, wife Elsie phones their son Tom to tell him. The men have been est... Tout lireStanley Waltz seeks forgiveness after a good deed backfired regarding the poem "How do I love thee?". As Stanley is dieing, wife Elsie phones their son Tom to tell him. The men have been estranged for years. Will Tom visit his father?Stanley Waltz seeks forgiveness after a good deed backfired regarding the poem "How do I love thee?". As Stanley is dieing, wife Elsie phones their son Tom to tell him. The men have been estranged for years. Will Tom visit his father?

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Maureen O'Hara was injured on the set, O'Hara and Jackie Gleason were in the middle of a scene. O'Hara was sitting on a garden bench, the cushions had been removed exposing the cyclone fence wire that supported them. O'Hara's right hand was resting on the wire and as a very drunk Jackie Gleason was delivering his lines, he tripped and accidentally fell on top of her hand. The cyclone wire gave way and the weight of his body crushed her hand. She had to be rushed to the hospital; her hand required orthopedic surgery. As a result, she has no cartilage on the fingers of her right hand and is missing a joint on her index finger.

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How Do I Love Thee?
Music by Randy Sparks
Lyrics by Everett Freeman

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6/10

unusual romantic comedy

rather strange but not without its merits. A comedy about religion and with Maureen O'Hara and Shelley Winters in the same film... but sadly no scenes together.. Jackie Gleason is the leading man and a odd choice of a husband for the beauteous Miss O'Hara. Rosemary Forsyth is the third lady in the cast, and a gorgeous lady in her own rite... Hard to really describe this movie cause it is rather unusual about a woman who fears for the mortal soul of her husband...It is worth a look if you can find it. NOt out on DVD and flopped at the box office upon release but as I am a big fan of Miss O'Hara I would see her read a phone book. It is one of her last feature films. I read somewhere that Gleason wanted Ava Gardner and Lana Turner for the two female lead roles; That would have been interesting too.. Check it out if you can find it.