La jolie fermière

Titre original : Summer Stock

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Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in La jolie fermière (1950)

A small-town farmer, down on her luck, finds her homestead invaded by a theatrical troupe invited to stay by her ne'er-do-well sister.

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Musical Romance

Une fermière d'une petite ville, traversant une période difficile, trouve sa propriété envahie par une troupe théâtrale conviée par son irresponsable de soeur.Une fermière d'une petite ville, traversant une période difficile, trouve sa propriété envahie par une troupe théâtrale conviée par son irresponsable de soeur.Une fermière d'une petite ville, traversant une période difficile, trouve sa propriété envahie par une troupe théâtrale conviée par son irresponsable de soeur.

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4,9 k

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Récompenses
- 4 nominations au total

Abigail Falbury
(as Gloria De Haven)

Marjorie Main

Esme

Phil Silvers

Herb Blake

Ray Collins

Jasper G. Wingait

Nita Bieber

Sarah Higgins

Carleton Carpenter

Artie

Hans Conried

Harrison I. Keath

Jean Adcock

Stock Company Member
(non crédité)

Erville Alderson

Zeb
(non crédité)

John Angelo

Dancer
(non crédité)

Bette Arlen

Showgirl
(non crédité)

Hal Bell

Dancer
(non crédité)

Margaret Bert

Woman at Barn Dance
(non crédité)

John Brascia

Dancer
(non crédité)

George Bunny

Townsman
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
On one particular day of filming, when it became apparent that Judy Garland was not fit to work, Gene Kelly reputedly feigned an injury of his own so that she would be able to take the day off. Kelly had remained devoted to Garland since she guided him through his paces in the making of his very first film, Pour moi et ma mie (1942).

Gaffes
When Abigail and Orville are rushing back to the farm, the backdrop is of an open road. When Abigail shouts for Orville to look out, the camera pans out to reveal that they were driving through a town.

Citations
Joe D. Ross: We're trying to tell a story with music, and song, and dance. Well, not just with words. For instance, if the boy tells the girl that he loves her, he just doesn't say it, he sings it.
Jane Falbury: Why doesn't he just say it?
Joe D. Ross: Why? Oh, I don't know, but it's kind of nice.

Connexions
Edited into American Masters: Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer (2002)

Bandes originales
All for You
(uncredited)
Written by Saul Chaplin
Performed by Gene Kelly and Judy Garland

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Bright Musical

To look at "Summer Stock" you wouldn't think there were any challenges. Everyone seems to be having a happy time.

The remarkable thing is how Judy Garland's weight problems, due to over eating and drugs, were covered up. She looks fresh and bubbly, along with here co-star, Gene Kelly, who was pushing 40, and hankering to get on to more ambitious film projects.

The two are perfectly paired and, with the comedy of Phil Silvers and "other woman" of Gloria DeHaven, this musical comes off swimmingly.

I really love Judy's renditions of the joyous "Hello, Neighbor," the lovely "Friendly Star," and the show-stopping, "Get Happy." Her voice is in fine condition, and is a pleasure to hear. Kelly dances up a storm, and the entire production smiles with good cheer.

As one of Judy's songs go, "If You Feel Like Singing . . . Sing!" She does, and we are the lucky recipients.