Tu partirai con me

Titolo originale: Holiday Affair

1949
T
1h 27min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,1/10

7272

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

1.828

4.108

Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh, Wendell Corey, and Gordon Gebert in Tu partirai con me (1949)

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Un giovane vedovo è combattuto tra una noiosa avvocatessa ed una romantica buona a nulla.Un giovane vedovo è combattuto tra una noiosa avvocatessa ed una romantica buona a nulla.Un giovane vedovo è combattuto tra una noiosa avvocatessa ed una romantica buona a nulla.

Regia
- Don Hartman
Sceneggiatura
- Isobel Lennart
- John D. Weaver
Star

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,1/10

7272

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

1.828

4.108

Regia
- Don Hartman
Sceneggiatura
- Isobel Lennart
- John D. Weaver
Star

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Police Lieutenant
(as Henry Morgan)

Larry J. Blake

Plainclothesman

Helen Brown

Emily

Pat Barton

Saleswoman
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Genevieve Bell

Saleswoman
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Melinda Casey

Girl
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Chick Chandler

New Year's Celebrant
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Jack Chefe

Waiter
(non citato nei titoli originali)

James Conaty

Man Entering Nightclub
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Yvonne Cross

Elevator Operator
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Mishka Egan

Man
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Regia
- Don Hartman
Sceneggiatura
- Isobel Lennart
- John D. Weaver
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Quiz
The film was intended to soften Robert Mitchum's screen persona after his prison sentence in 1949.

Blooper
When Timmy opens the box containing the train set his mother buys, he quickly re-wraps the box leaving a small amount of the tissue paper hanging on the outside of the box. In the next scene, the paper is not hanging outside the box.

Citazioni
Steve Mason: Carl isn't the real threat to me. Maybe I'm not to him. This isn't two fellows and a girl, you know. This is two fellows, a girl and her husband. I can't fight a shadow - I tried - competition's too tough. You were even going to play it safe and settle for someone you didn't love so you wouldn't be unfaithful to your husband.
Connie Ennis: Oh, you're always so wrong about me. I have a wonderful memory of a husband and a marriage. You're trying to take it away from me.
Steve Mason: Nobody wants to do that. I know. I'm sure Carl doesn't. All anybody wants is for you to live in the present and not be afraid of the future. You know, maybe it could happen again if you quit pretending that something that's dead is still alive.
Connie Ennis: Oh, alright, if it will make you any happier, you're a fortune teller. You're absolutely right about me all the time. I want everything just the way it is - Mrs. Status Quo. Just me and Timmy - no changes.
Steve Mason: And I want a girl that'll drop everything and run to me, no matter what the score is.

Versioni alternative
Also shown in a computer-colorized version.

Connessioni
Featured in A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas! (2011)

Colonne sonore
Auld Lang Syne
(uncredited)
Written by Robert Burns

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pleasant holiday film sings with the season

After accidentally discovering this film on one or another classic film network's graveyard shift holiday schedule, I've often wondered why it is not more prominently featured. The film blends some time honored themes of Christmas (the suspense and longing children feel at Christmastime, for example) with more complex undertones involving Janet Leigh's character, Connie. You see, Connie needs to decide whether she asked Santa for the safe and familiar toy (Wendell Corey) or the complicated model shipped without directions that may be a whole lot more interesting (Robert Mitchum). Leigh's wistful performance as a war widow struggling with needing to begin life again while trying to preserve the memory of her husband rings true. This is a great little holiday film and is now shown every Christmas at my house, just in case it gets relegated again to the no-show lists on air. Mitchum's performance is effortless and he seems to be enjoying himself-you will, too.