Ragazze audaci

Titolo originale: Playgirl

1954
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1h 25min

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Shelley Winters, Colleen Miller, and Barry Sullivan in Ragazze audaci (1954)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA naive Nebraska girl dreams of success in New York where she immerses herself in the glitzy glamorous life of the nightlife and the nightclubs frequented by rich playboys, but murder and ma... Leggi tuttoA naive Nebraska girl dreams of success in New York where she immerses herself in the glitzy glamorous life of the nightlife and the nightclubs frequented by rich playboys, but murder and manipulative people eventually burst her bubble.A naive Nebraska girl dreams of success in New York where she immerses herself in the glitzy glamorous life of the nightlife and the nightclubs frequented by rich playboys, but murder and manipulative people eventually burst her bubble.

Regia
- Joseph Pevney
Sceneggiatura
- Robert Blees
- Ray Buffum
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5,8/10

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Regia
- Joseph Pevney
Sceneggiatura
- Robert Blees
- Ray Buffum
Star

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Barnard Hughes' film debut.

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Phyllis Matthews: [opening narration] There it is - the big city! You just name it and New York's supposed to have it. That's why thousands of people keep pouring in, all looking for something; a career, success, for love, or for something they can't even define, like me. I'm Phyllis Matthews from Nebraska. I finally arrived on a bus - this bus - I wasn't quite sure what I was looking for either but I knew I'd find it only in New York.

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There'll Be Some Changes Made
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Written by W. Benton Overstreet, Billy Higgins and Herbert Edwards
Sung by Shelley Winters

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7/10

A Blast

You know you're among your own kind when Shelley Winters' name appears in the opening credits and the entire movie theater bursts into applause.

I saw this at Chicago's Noir City film festival at the Music Box Theatre. I had low expectations, because host Alan K. Rode had warned us that's it's not really a true noir by most people's measures, but rather is "noir stained." So I was pleasantly surprised to find that the film is a hoot, and gives Winters all kinds of things to applaud her for: saucy one liners, vampy innuendos, drunk scenes by the score, a slap across the face, and the opportunity to murder someone. What more could a girl ask for?

Grade: B+