Soirs de Miami

Titre original : Moon Over Miami

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Sisters Kay and Barbara arrive in Miami from Texas looking for rich husbands.

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Screwball Comedy Comedy Musical Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSisters Kay and Barbara arrive in Miami from Texas looking for rich husbands.Sisters Kay and Barbara arrive in Miami from Texas looking for rich husbands.Sisters Kay and Barbara arrive in Miami from Texas looking for rich husbands.

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Anecdotes
Cypress Gardens --- 2600 S. Lake Summit Drive, Winter Haven, Florida, USA, closed in September 2009, 68 years after filming of this movie. Update: Re-opened as Legoland Florida, October 2011.

Gaffes
When Susan hands Jack a jar of her famous guacamole sauce, the contents of jar are bright red - not green, as an avocado-based sauce would actually be.

Citations
Phil O'Neil: Let's see, what do we want? We want you, the juice of the grape and a good hot dance band.
Jeffrey Bolton: But right now we'll settle for those potato chips and cheese.

Connexions
Edited into La guerre, la musique, Hollywood et nous... (1976)

Bandes originales
Moon Over Miami
(1935) (uncredited)
Music by Joseph A. Burke
Played during the opening credits
Played also as dance music at both parties

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7/10

Moon Over Miami was enjoyable fluff for audiences wanting escapism

Having just been to Miami for the first time in my life, I finally decided to check out this Betty Grable musical from 20th Century-Fox that took place and was partly filmed there after having taped it from AMC 10 years ago. The flimsy plot about gold diggers is a bit longish but many entertaining musical numbers and some humor does put it over on me quite smoothly. Certainly the cast, which includes Robert Cummings, Don Ameche, Carole Landis, Charlotte Greenwood, Jack Haley, and especially Ms. Grable are very charming here with wonderful Technicolor photography and melodically tuneful songs by Ralph Ranger and Leo Robin. In short, Moon Over Miami was just an entertaining piece of fluff that went over well for audiences that survived the Depression and was just about to enter World War II...