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Titre original : Lord Jeff

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA spoiled orphan, raised by a couple of con artists, gets sent to a mercantile marine vocational school for orphaned boys, where he learns about friendship and ethics, and uncovers a new fut... Tout lireA spoiled orphan, raised by a couple of con artists, gets sent to a mercantile marine vocational school for orphaned boys, where he learns about friendship and ethics, and uncovers a new future.A spoiled orphan, raised by a couple of con artists, gets sent to a mercantile marine vocational school for orphaned boys, where he learns about friendship and ethics, and uncovers a new future.

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Anecdotes
The opening dedication is to the memory of Dr. Thomas John Barnardo (1845-1905) who was the founder of homes for orphans in Great Britain. His charity, founded in 1866 as a school in London's East End to care for and educate children orphaned by a cholera outbreak is still in existence as of 2017 as Bernardo's with 5,000 employees and 17,000 volunteers.

Gaffes
In early close-ups, Albert's (Terry Kilburn) "missing" tooth is obviously blacked out (as some white shows through).

Citations
Geoffrey Braemer: Liking me isn't the popular thing to do around here.

Crédits fous
This picture is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Thomas John Barnardo

Connexions
Referenced in Au revoir Mr. Chips! (1939)

Bandes originales
London Bridge is Falling Down
Traditional
Played on piano by Doris Lloyd

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10/10

Two Star Leads -- Everyone Shines

In "Lord Jeff" we have it all. A very talented Freddie Bartholomew and the quick learning Mickey Rooney. The script was gold, the boys endearing, and the men in charge were human. You never lose interest in a film so masterfully done as this. This is one of those movies everyone should see. It is a good representation of 30s movie making, and its endearing story ensures that it will resonate with generations to come. That being said, the film needs to be colorized so that modern generations will watch it. Young people won't watch black and white.