E io mi gioco la bambina

Titolo originale: Little Miss Marker

1980
T
1h 43min

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Julie Andrews, Walter Matthau, and Sara Stimson in E io mi gioco la bambina (1980)

La vita di un burbero allibratore viene sconvolta quando ottiene un bambino di sei anni come garanzia per una scommessa.La vita di un burbero allibratore viene sconvolta quando ottiene un bambino di sei anni come garanzia per una scommessa.La vita di un burbero allibratore viene sconvolta quando ottiene un bambino di sei anni come garanzia per una scommessa.

Regia
- Walter Bernstein
Sceneggiatura
- Damon Runyon
- Walter Bernstein
Star

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6,3/10

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Regia
- Walter Bernstein
Sceneggiatura
- Damon Runyon
- Walter Bernstein
Star

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Quiz
First time that a remake of Little Miss Marker (1934) was remade under its original title, as the two previous versions were not called "Little Miss Marker". This movie was the fourth version of Damon Runyon's "Little Miss Marker" story. The earlier movies were Little Miss Marker (1934), Come divenni padre (1949), and 20 chili di guai!... e una tonnellata di gioia (1962).

Blooper
Seventies-era issue of Vogue Patterns prominently displayed on Depression-era newsstand.

Citazioni
Sorrowful Jones: There's a strong possibility lady, I could wake-up tomorrow morning dead.

Curiosità sui crediti
Opening credits shown over a background of miniaturized town, with various forms of match-box sized vehicles "driving" through the streets.

Connessioni
Featured in Sneak Previews: Little Darlings, Simon, Little Miss Marker, The Black Stallion, Hide in Plain Sight (1980)

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5/10

Cute But No Cigar

This was a nice 1970's movie even though it was made in 1980. The little girl who played The Kid,(Viola Kates Stimpson) appeared to be a seasoned actress even though this was her first and last movie role. Too bad, because she showed a great presence on the large screen. Walter Matthau playing the cantankerous unhappy bookie who falls for The Kid was believable and quite touching.

Supporting characters Tony Curtis as the mobster killer with his muscle Brian Dennehy , as well as Bob Newhart playing Walter Matthau's right hand man, and rounding up the stellar cast, Julie Andrews, whose horse farm was slowly being taken over by the mobster Tony Curtis, were all great supporting actors.

This is very light movie fare, and you won't need any facial tissues for any sad tug at your heart string scenes, but what you will get is a 70's style THE STING type movie that is enjoyable for the whole family.