Amo Luisa disperatamente

Titolo originale: Louisa

1950
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1h 30min

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Piper Laurie, Ronald Reagan, Spring Byington, Charles Coburn, Scotty Beckett, Edmund Gwenn, Jimmy Hunt, and Ruth Hussey in Amo Luisa disperatamente (1950)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTo her family's discomfiture, grandmother Louisa starts dating two men...a grocer and her son's boss.To her family's discomfiture, grandmother Louisa starts dating two men...a grocer and her son's boss.To her family's discomfiture, grandmother Louisa starts dating two men...a grocer and her son's boss.

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Candidato a 1 Oscar
- 2 vittorie e 2 candidature totali

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Interpreti principali50

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Ronald Reagan

Hal Norton

Charles Coburn

Mr. Burnside

Ruth Hussey

Meg Norton

Edmund Gwenn

Mr. Hammond

Spring Byington

Louisa Norton

Piper Laurie

Cathy Norton

Scotty Beckett

Jimmy Blake

Jimmy Hunt

Chris Norton

Connie Gilchrist

Gladys

Willard Waterman

Dick Stewart

Marjorie Crossland

Lil Stewart
(as Marjorie Crosland)

Martin Milner

Bob Stewart

Terry Frost

Stacy Walker

Dave Willock

Joe Collins

John Albright

Party Guest
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Bob Bowman

Bit
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Laura K. Brooks

Clubwoman
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Ralph Brooks

Party Guest
(non citato nei titoli originali)

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Trama

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Quiz
Piper Laurie's debut.

Blooper
Burnside and Hammond roll their sleeves up as they prepare to Indian wrestle, yet after Burnside sends Hammond into the bandstand, their sleeves are rolled down and cuffed. You can see Burnside "roll" his right sleeve down as he goes to his table when that sleeve is rolled down already.

Citazioni
Henry Hammond: Mrs. Norton, excuse me. I didn't mean to seem so abrupt.
Louisa Norton: Rude!
Henry Hammond: I'm terribly sorry. I don't know what's gotten into my temper these days.
Louisa Norton: I'd try to control it. Particularly, in your business.
Henry Hammond: I do try, Mrs. Norton, but somehow as the years move on I get more and more crotchety.
Louisa Norton: I know. My disposition hasn't been the same since my husband died, some 10 years ago.
Henry Hammond: My wifes
[sic]
Henry Hammond: died, a little over 10 years ago, too.

Connessioni
References Harvey (1950)

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6/10

Lovelier the second time around

Though future president Ronald Reagan is top billed in Louisa the accent is Hollywood's senior citizens as we are treated to golden age romantic triangle involving Edmund Gwenn, Charles Coburn, and Spring Byington. Love is lovelier the second time around as the song goes at least for two of them.

Reagan is a successful executive who has landed a big promotion from his boss Charles Coburn and he's married to Ruth Hussey with kids Piper Laurie and Jimmy Hunt. Spring is his mother and she lives with them. I know how that is because I had a paternal grandmother living with me and believe me she wasn't as nice as Spring Byington.

Still Spring is made to feel like a fifth wheel in the household and so she starts looking for some companionship and she finds it with Edmund Gwenn who owns a grocery store and has an interesting background. One night Coburn comes over in the middle of family dinner and he shows an interest in Spring.

That has to be exciting for one of Spring's age and now my age to be the love object in a romantic triangle. She's got a new lease on life and the girl just struts her stuff.

Louisa got some Oscar consideration when it received a nomination for Best Sound recording. It's a pleasant enough family comedy and it holds up well because it has some forever themes about it.