Sans réserve

Titre original : Without Reservations

1946
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1h 47min

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6,4/10

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John Wayne, Claudette Colbert, and Don DeFore in Sans réserve (1946)

En route to Hollywood, an author becomes smitten with a marine, though he is unaware of her celebrity status and is critical of her best-selling novel.

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Comedy Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEn route to Hollywood, an author becomes smitten with a marine, though he is unaware of her celebrity status and is critical of her best-selling novel.En route to Hollywood, an author becomes smitten with a marine, though he is unaware of her celebrity status and is critical of her best-selling novel.En route to Hollywood, an author becomes smitten with a marine, though he is unaware of her celebrity status and is critical of her best-selling novel.

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2 k

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Louella Parsons
(as Miss Louella Parsons)

Eric Alden

Chauffeur
(non crédité)

Fred Aldrich

Train Passenger
(non crédité)

Jose Alvarado

Mexican Boy
(non crédité)

Ernest Anderson

Dining Car Waiter
(non crédité)

Robert Anderson

Radio Announcer
(non crédité)

Lois Austin

Senator
(non crédité)

Griff Barnett

Train Conductor
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Mervyn LeRoy
Scénario
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Anecdotes
Mervyn LeRoy's tinsel town connections made for a few interesting cameos in Without Reservations. Look for Jack Benny as an autograph seeker in the train station. Louella Parsons plays a Hollywood radio gossiper. Cary Grant also appears for a dance sequence. Apparently Grant walked by the set one day during filming and LeRoy asked him to come in. Even the director himself makes an on-screen appearance, dining with Claudette Colbert. Dolores Moran and Raymond Burr (an uncredited "Paul Gill") also make uncredited cameo appearances.

Gaffes
Just before Louella Parsons is seen in the radio studio, an exterior shot shows a building with the name NBC, but when Parsons is at the mic, it is marked ABC.

Citations
Rusty: Have you heard of some fellas, who first came over to this country? You know what they found? They found a howling wilderness, with summers too hot, and winters freezing. Did they have insurance for their old age, for their crops, for their homes? They did not. They looked at the land and the forest and the rivers they looked at their wives, their kids, and their houses. Then they looked up at the sky and said thanks God, we'll take it from here. They were men!

Connexions
Featured in Discovering Film: Claudette Colbert (2015)

Bandes originales
Cow Cow Boogie
Music by Don Raye
Lyrics by Benny Carter and Gene de Paul
Played in club car on train to California

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7/10

Not Hilarious,but will make you smile often

If you know John Wayne films it's not surprising that He could be humorous, even in his heroic roles that He usually portrayed. This film is amusing and the characters are appealing. It's good for a viewing every few years or so. The only problem is a that John Wayne is about 10 years too old for this role. Born in 1906, in 1946, when this film was released, He was about 40 years old. The reason that He wasn't actually in the military during WWII was that He was a little too old. Before His breakout success in "Stagecoach" Wayne spent nearly 10 years cranking out B-Westerns. For the remainder of His career He was almost always a little too old for His character, which was especially evident as He got older. Until his last few films, He was still playing the hero roles that got the girl in the end. I 've always wished that He had played more age appropriate character roles once he was in his 60s. It's only a small gripe, and He does well in this lite comedy.