Precisa-se de um Homem

Título original: Man Wanted

1932
Passed
1 h 2 min

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Kay Francis and David Manners in Precisa-se de um Homem (1932)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA female editor of a magazine falls in love with her male secretary.A female editor of a magazine falls in love with her male secretary.A female editor of a magazine falls in love with her male secretary.

Direção
- William Dieterle
Roteiristas
- Robert Lord
- Charles Kenyon
Artistas

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6,5/10

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Direção
- William Dieterle
Roteiristas
- Robert Lord
- Charles Kenyon
Artistas

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Harper
(cenas deletadas)

Frank Coghlan Jr.

Youngster in Store
(as Junior Coghlan)

Jack Chefe

Impatient Man in Lois's Office
(não creditado)

Betty Farrington

New Secretary
(não creditado)

Bess Flowers

Fred's Party Guest
(não creditado)

Douglas Gerrard

Mr. Orca
(não creditado)

Charlotte Merriam

Miss Smith, Receptionist
(não creditado)

Lee Phelps

Speakeasy Waiter
(não creditado)

Jack Trent

Fred's Party Guest
(não creditado)

Eric Wilton

Waiter at Fred's Party
(não creditado)

Direção
- William Dieterle
Roteiristas
- Robert Lord
- Charles Kenyon
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Curiosidades
When Lois is dictating a letter, she states the name, company, and street address of the addressee and then says the word "city". This was a quick way to avoid having to write the city and state in an address or return address. The recipient of the letter would know this meant that both sender and receiver were in the same city. On an envelope, the Post Office would know this meant the same city in which the letter was mailed. This practice became obsolete when Zip Codes were adopted in 1963 because "city" alone became insufficient information.

Erros de gravação
At about the 0.33 minute mark, after Kay Francis sits down, what appears to be the boom mic shadow passes over the wall behind her.

Citações
Ruth 'Ruthie' Holman: You're Tommy's best friend, aren't you?
Andy Doyle: Sure.
Ruth 'Ruthie' Holman: I'll humiliate him. I'll make him feel as cheap as he made me feel. I'll get revenge.
Andy Doyle: How?
Ruth 'Ruthie' Holman: Oh, it's a marvelous idea. I'll marry you.
Andy Doyle: Huh? No, no, no, no, no, no, I couldn't do that. You see, I promised my poor old mother that I wouldn't get married till I was sixty-five.
Ruth 'Ruthie' Holman: Ohh, I could make ya happy.
Andy Doyle: Oh, I don't doubt that, you see, but my family's against marriage.
Ruth 'Ruthie' Holman: What?
Andy Doyle: Oh sure, It's an old custom of ours. There hasn't been a marriage in my family for three generations.

Trilhas sonoras
Can't We Talk It Over
(uncredited)
Music by Victor Young
Played on the piano when Lois and Freddie are at the restaurant

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Refreshingly Contemporary Programmer With Kay Francis

This was the first of five outings together for director William Dieterle and Kay Francis. It's highly entertaining and contemporary in feel. Managing editor Kay hires David Manners as her male secretary. Her man-about-town husband, Kenneth Thomson, could care less as he has his eye on playgirl Claire Dodd. When Kay discovers that the emotional charge between her and hubby is lacking and for what reason, she's dissapointed, but holds no grudge. The way this is all written is quite human and provocative. Lovely photography by Gregg Toland(who later did CITIZEN KANE) is impressive. Supporting cast includes Una Merkle and Andy Devine. Kay gives a breezy, yet sensitive portrayal and the film is watchable many times over.