Il cantante di jazz

Titolo originale: The Jazz Singer

1952
Approved
1h 47min

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Peggy Lee and Danny Thomas in Il cantante di jazz (1952)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaJerry dreams of becoming a famous jazz singer, but to accomplish that, he must defy his father, a Jewish Cantor who opposes such a dream as a future for a son of his.Jerry dreams of becoming a famous jazz singer, but to accomplish that, he must defy his father, a Jewish Cantor who opposes such a dream as a future for a son of his.Jerry dreams of becoming a famous jazz singer, but to accomplish that, he must defy his father, a Jewish Cantor who opposes such a dream as a future for a son of his.

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Candidato a 1 Oscar
- 1 candidatura in totale

Quiz
Michael Curtiz originally wanted Doris Day to play the role of Judy Lane.

Blooper
Catwalks, lights and other equipment rigged to the roof of the sound stage are clearly visible during a shot of an audience supposedly sitting in a real theater.

Connessioni
Referenced in Make Room for Daddy: Linda, the Performer (1960)

Colonne sonore
I'll String Along with You
(uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Sung by Danny Thomas

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Hey, It's Pretty Good!!

To be frank, this is probably the best version in my book as a sound movie version of the Jazz Singer. The 1927 version is really a silent movie despite its build-up as the first talkie.

Danny Thomas is a great comedian, and he sings very well. He does the Jewish stuff with feeling. Peggy Lee is great and any film that has her is always entertaining. Allan Joslyn is not too entertaining and we could have done without him. One question: since when do Cantors live in such luxurious houses???