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Titolo originale: The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown

1957
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1h 27min

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Jane Russell, Fred Clark, Ralph Meeker, Adolphe Menjou, and Keenan Wynn in Vietato rubare le stelle (1957)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen a movie star is kidnapped, everyone thinks it's a publicity stunt. It's not.When a movie star is kidnapped, everyone thinks it's a publicity stunt. It's not.When a movie star is kidnapped, everyone thinks it's a publicity stunt. It's not.

Regia
- Norman Taurog
Sceneggiatura
- Richard Alan Simmons
- Sylvia Tate
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5,7/10

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Regia
- Norman Taurog
Sceneggiatura
- Richard Alan Simmons
- Sylvia Tate
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Jane Russell

Laurel Stevens

Keenan Wynn

Dandy

Ralph Meeker

Mike Valla

Fred Clark

Police Sergeant McBride

Una Merkel

Bertha

Benay Venuta

Daisy Parker

Robert H. Harris

Barney Baylies

Bob Kelley

Television Announcer

Dick Haynes

Disc Jockey

John Truax

Publicity Agent

Milton Frome

Police Lieutenant Dempsey

Adolphe Menjou

Arthur Martin

Joe Gray

Airport Passenger
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Howard McNear

John Myers
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Mary Newton

Mrs. John Myers
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Carmen Nisbet

Confused Woman at the Airport
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Regia
- Norman Taurog
Sceneggiatura
- Richard Alan Simmons
- Sylvia Tate
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Ray Danton was originally cast in the role of Mike, but was let go after only two days of filming because he came down with laryngitis. However, according to gossip columns of the time that wasn't the real reason: "The laryngitis was announced as the reason for Ray Danton's bow-out as Jane Russell's leading man in The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown turned out to be the fuzziest announcement of the year. The real reason Ray's out of the cast: After looking at the rushes, Producer Bob Waterfield [Jane's husband] decided he was too young for Jane. Ralph Meeker is now playing the role." Fact of the matter was, Jane was 10 years older than Danton and Meeker was 6 months older than Jane.

Citazioni
Laurel Stevens: Look, what have you got against me, anyway?
Mike Valla: I don't like phonies.
Laurel Stevens: So what's phony?
Mike Valla: You! Big man expert, phony act, phony everything.
Laurel Stevens: This just happens to be a legitimate article. People pay good money to look at it.
Mike Valla: [Scoffing] "Look." When I was a kid there was a little weasel who ran a candy store on Coney Island. Sundays and holidays he'd put a big sign in the window, "Free Bubble Gum." Only, the store was always closed. Next day the price went right up out of the market. I never got enough of hating that guy.
Laurel Stevens: Maybe you just never got enough bubble gum?

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Referenced in What's My Line?: Edie Adams & Jane Russell (1957)

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4/10

Stockholm Jane

A generation before Patty Hearst embraced her kidnappers and joined in their criminal enterprises, Jane Russell in The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown feels kind of sorry for kidnappers Ralph Meeker and Keenan Wynn and actually falls for Meeker. Totally outrageous but these two are such schlepps you can feel sorry for them. And God knows as movie star playing a movie star Russell knew what it was like to be trapped in that plastic bubble.

Given what Wynn's straight job is in the film their scheme wasn't a bad one. Of course that would have meant killing Russell to keep her quiet or keeping Wynn from her. You'll have to watch the film to see what I mean.

The title is the rather ridiculous looking feminine nightgown they have for Russell to wear while they are holding her. For myself when you use a color in a title it's almost a necessity to shoot in color. You will see no Fuzzy Pink Nightgown on the screen in this black and white film.

The cast also includes Adolphe Menjou as the studio head, Robert Harris as Jane's agent, Una Merkel as her secretary, and Fred Clark as the cop assigned to the case. All filling out their type cast parts.

The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown, this film about the Stockholm syndrome years before it was called that has a few laughs, but generally is kind of flat.