Déjeuner pour deux

Titre original : Breakfast for Two

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Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall in Déjeuner pour deux (1937)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTexan debutante Valentine Ransome tries to reform a bankrupt playboy.Texan debutante Valentine Ransome tries to reform a bankrupt playboy.Texan debutante Valentine Ransome tries to reform a bankrupt playboy.

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Barbara Stanwyck

Valentine Ransome

Herbert Marshall

Jonathan Blair

Glenda Farrell

Carol Wallace

Eric Blore

Butch

Donald Meek

Justice of the Peace

Etienne Girardot

Mr. Meggs

Frank M. Thomas

Sam Ransome

Pierre Watkin

Gordon Faraday

Bobby Barber

Window Washer
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Sidney Bracey

Clarence
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Harold Goodwin

Joe
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George Irving

Receivership Hearing Judge
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Maxine Jennings

Wedding Guest
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Ruth Jennings

Bridesmaid
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Edward LeSaint

Receivership Hearing Member
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Edmund Mortimer

Man in Waiting Room
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Tom Ricketts

Receivership Hearing Member
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Leona Roberts

Ada
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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
When Valentine and Jonathan are wearing boxing gloves and sparring around, it's obvious that Jonathan is not Herbert Marshall but instead is his stand-in. Marshall lost a leg in World War I and had an artificial leg for the rest of his life. The artificial leg caused him great pain and severely restricted his movements. Careful observation of his performances shows that he rarely stands for long periods of time and spends considerable time sitting or leaning against objects.

Gaffes
Although Barbara Stanwyck's character is supposed to be a life-long Texan, she makes no attempt to mask her Brooklyn accent.

Citations
Valentine Ransome: Four score and twenty years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Carol Wallace: She knows the Constitution!

Crédits fous
The opening credits are shown on a China serving platter, to go along with the movie's title, Breakfast for Two.

Connexions
References Le virginien (1929)

Bandes originales
The Girl I Left Behind Me
(uncredited)
Traditional
Arranged by Roy Webb

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10/10

great fun

This movie was my first Barbara Stanwyck experience, so I perhaps enjoy it for more sentimental reasons than most. However, it is a terrific screwball comedy. Where else do you get Eric Blore (being his wonderful self), a talking dog, and Barbara Stanwyck wearing a boxing glove? I strongly recommend it to any Stanwyck fan. It is quite humorous and enjoyable. It's a cute little film and one of my all-time favorite comedies.