Frisson d'amour

Titre original : Thrill of a Romance

1945
Approved
1h 45min

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Van Johnson and Esther Williams in Frisson d'amour (1945)

Holiday Romance Romantic Comedy Comedy Musical Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA swim teacher and a wealthy businessman are married after a brief courtship. A charming war hero falls in love with this newly-married woman after her husband abandons her on their honeymoo... Tout lireA swim teacher and a wealthy businessman are married after a brief courtship. A charming war hero falls in love with this newly-married woman after her husband abandons her on their honeymoon for the sake of a business meeting.A swim teacher and a wealthy businessman are married after a brief courtship. A charming war hero falls in love with this newly-married woman after her husband abandons her on their honeymoon for the sake of a business meeting.

Réalisation
- Richard Thorpe
Scénario
- Richard Connell
- Gladys Lehman
Casting principal

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6,4/10

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Réalisation
- Richard Thorpe
Scénario
- Richard Connell
- Gladys Lehman
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
The featured song "Please Don't Say No (Say Maybe)" was recorded by numerous singers in the late 1940s.

Gaffes
When Cynthia and Thomas are lost in the woods she lies down to sleep and she has his jacket over one shoulder. He reaches down and pulls the jacket all the way over her. They cut to him and then back to her and the jacket is still only over one shoulder.

Citations
Hobart Glenn: Hello, Mermaid. Have a good day?
Cynthia Glenn: Swell. I got a pretty good headline for you.
Hobart Glenn: Yeah? "Man With Three Wives Asks Why Not?" Fair question. Thank you dear. I'll put it right in the book. Cynthia in the headlines you find all the wisdom and all the foolishness for the alleged human race. I collect the foolishness. There's more of it.

Connexions
Edited from La féerie de la glace (1939)

Bandes originales
Please Don't Say No, Say Maybe
(uncredited)
Music by Sammy Fain
Lyrics by Ralph Freed
Sung by Lauritz Melchior
Performed also by The King Sisters and Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra with vocal by Jerry Scott

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6/10

Typical Esther Williams movie is easy on the eyes...

MGM could always depend on an ESTHER WILLIAMS movie to be breezy fun for movie fans who wanted escapism during the '40s in the form of light entertainment. And that's what they get here. VAN JOHNSON, a war hero she meets at a mountain resort, is her romantic interest and occasional swimming partner while her husband, CARLTON G. YOUNG, is neglecting her by performing his business duties.

And, of course, you have to have music in an Esther Williams movie. So, they have LAURITZ MELCHIOR, the chubby tenor from the Met, serving as a sort of S.Z. Sakall type providing gentle humor and suave charm in between some robust songs. Then they have TOMMY DORSEY and his Orchestra for fans of contemporary music with Buddy Rich beating on the drums.

The other standard ingredient is lush Technicolor that makes the most of some stunning scenery as well as some gorgeous shots of Esther in various swimming suits doing her thing in a pool of Olympic proportions. She also looks good on land in a series of smart outfits.

The weakness is a thin story that needs all the padding it gets. But for Esther Williams/Van Johnson fans, this had all the standard ingredients they looked for in this sort of musical.