Une cadillac en or massif

Titre original : The Solid Gold Cadillac

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Paul Douglas and Judy Holliday in Une cadillac en or massif (1956)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA minority stockholder takes on the crooked board of directors at a billion dollar corporation.A minority stockholder takes on the crooked board of directors at a billion dollar corporation.A minority stockholder takes on the crooked board of directors at a billion dollar corporation.

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Récompensé par 1 Oscar
- 2 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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Judy Holliday

Laura Partridge

John Williams

John T. Blessington

Paul Douglas

Edward L. McKeever

Fred Clark

Clifford Snell

Hiram Sherman

Harry Harkness

Neva Patterson

Amelia Shotgraven

Ralph Dumke

Warren Gillie

Ray Collins

Alfred Metcalfe

Arthur O'Connell

Mark Jenkins

George Burns

Narrator
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Suzanne Alexander

Model
(non crédité)

Harry Antrim

Sen. Simpkins
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Walter Beaver

Newsman
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Madge Blake

Commentator on TV
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Lulu Mae Bohrman

Dowager
(non crédité)

Oliver Cliff

Advertising Man
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Owen Coll

Bill Moran
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Richard Deacon

Williams
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Anecdotes
The final sequence was filmed in color, to better show off the supposedly solid gold Cadillac driven by Laura (Judy Holliday) and McKeever (Paul Douglas). The sequence was shot on location in Rockefeller Center in New York City. When prints of the film subsequently were struck for television broadcast, the color was not reproduced satisfactorily; so as to save on expenses, for several decades, this sequence was seen on television only in black and white. The original color print finally was restored for home video in the 1990s and is now also shown on cable television as originally filmed.

Gaffes
When Laura looks at the letter from the stockholder (that informs her of the bankruptcy of Apex Clock Co.), the letter has about six stamps and a postmark in the upper corner. The postmark is correct for Pittsfield MA, but the stamps are just a mix of foreign postage. The three totally visible ones are from Nigeria, India, and Canada; a Singapore stamp is partially visible.

Citations
Edward L. McKeever: I was hoping to talk to you again, because the last time I saw you, I - well, it was - it was an abrupt departure.
Laura Partridge: Oh, it was abrupt. You ran like a thief.
Edward L. McKeever: Miss Partridge, you see, I'm a businessman, and all my life I've concentrated on business. Now, this has necessarily forced me to devote more of my time to some things and less to others. You understand.
Laura Partridge: Sure. You're scared of girls.

Connexions
Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Épisode #1.12 (2011)

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Judy is SOLID GOLD

Wonderful, perfect romp with Judy Holliday doing what she does best...make us laugh, cry and fall in love with her and her characters.

Her acting in Solid Gold is as perfect as can be. The script and wonderful character actors, Paul Douglas, Fred Clark, Paul Collins and Neva Patterson, who support her, do their very best to bring this whimsical story to life.

Judy may not be a household name to most - but to me, she will be one of the inextinguishable shining angels in the celluloid firmament.

Her legacy will live on as long as we want to laugh at ourselves.

This movie is a must-see comedy if you like to feel good.