Amore provinciale

Titolo originale: Small Town Girl

1953
Approved
1h 32min

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Jane Powell, Farley Granger, Ann Miller, and Bobby Van in Amore provinciale (1953)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA judge's daughter keeps an eye on a playboy who gets 30 days in jail for speeding.A judge's daughter keeps an eye on a playboy who gets 30 days in jail for speeding.A judge's daughter keeps an eye on a playboy who gets 30 days in jail for speeding.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,3/10

953

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Candidato a 1 Oscar
- 1 candidatura in totale

Quiz
For the reprise of "Take Me to Broadway", Bobby Van performs an extended dance sequence in which he jumps continuously for nearly five minutes. At first glance, it appears that he accomplishes the entire routine in one take. However, the dance was so tiring that it was cut into five segments, so that he could rest. The cuts are covered by changes in camera angles and placement.

Blooper
During Ludwig's hopping dance through town, when he goes from the Indian statue to the horse, a shadow of the camera crane is visible and moving on the brick wall behind him.

Citazioni
Mrs. Livingston: Isn't he here?
Papa Eric Schlemmer: He is and he isn't. Mostly he's in the jail.

Connessioni
Featured in C'era una volta Hollywood (1974)

Colonne sonore
The Lullaby of the Lord
(uncredited)
Music by Nicholas Brodszky
Lyrics by Leo Robin
Performed by Jane Powell & chorus
[Cindy leads the church choir and congregation in song at the regular church service]

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seek details on B. Van's dance

Does anyone know any behind the scenes info about the dance number "Take Me to Broadway" as performed by Bobby Van in this movie? It is comprised of several minutes of hopping. For example, did he do it in one take? Did he have to have special shoes that had major cushioning inside? Whose idea was it to have him perform a dance that consisted only of hopping? As someone who has suffered from shin splints, I think this choreography would make him a prime candidate for that or some other kind of injury as a result of this dance. Did he do special warm-ups? This just struck me as I watching the film on May 21, TCM channel. Some people will think it odd to focus on this, when the major dance number is Ann Miller's, but I just got to thinking . . .