Dois no Céu

Título original: A Guy Named Joe

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Spencer Tracy and Irene Dunne in Dois no Céu (1943)

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Um piloto que morreu chamado Pete Sandidge se torna o anjo da guarda de outro piloto, Ted Randall. Ele guia Ted através da batalha e o ajuda no romance com sua antiga namorada.Um piloto que morreu chamado Pete Sandidge se torna o anjo da guarda de outro piloto, Ted Randall. Ele guia Ted através da batalha e o ajuda no romance com sua antiga namorada.Um piloto que morreu chamado Pete Sandidge se torna o anjo da guarda de outro piloto, Ted Randall. Ele guia Ted através da batalha e o ajuda no romance com sua antiga namorada.

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James J. Rourke
(as Don De Fore)

Charles Smith

Sanderson

Addison Richards

Maj. Corbett

Kirk Alyn

Officer in Heaven
(não creditado)

Bill Arthur

Cadet
(não creditado)

Martin Ashe

Sergeant in Chinese Restaurant
(não creditado)

George Atkinson

Waiter
(não creditado)

Irving Bacon

Cpl. Henderson
(não creditado)

Dora Baker

Charwoman
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Dois no Céu (1943) was reportedly director Steven Spielberg's favorite and remade by him in 1989. Spielberg's film, entitled Além da Eternidade (1989), starred Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter and Brad Johnson in the principal roles, as the same Pete Sandich, Durinda Durston and Al Yackey. The characters of "Ted" and "Nails" were also included. The setting of that film was updated to the present and centered on the activities of forest fire-fighting pilots. Spielberg also included a clip from 'A Guy Named Joe' in his film Poltergeist: O Fenômeno (1982).

Erros de gravação
Late in the movie Dorinda (Irene Dunne) is wearing the uniform of a Women Airforce Service Pilot (WASP), apparently still ferrying airplanes. However, WASPs never ferried planes to overseas locations, especially combat areas such as New Guinea, which is in the Southwest Pacific. Earlier in the movie she is in England; however, she was wearing a British uniform and women regularly ferried planes there and even encountered combat conditions.

Citações
The General: No man is really dead unless he breaks faith with the future, and no man is really alive unless he accepts his responsibility to it.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The film ends with the following written inscription: "To Families and Friends of Men and Women in Our Armed Forces. The picture you have just seen is being shown in combat areas overseas with the compliments of the American Motion Picture Industry."

Conexões
Featured in MGM Parade: Episode #1.10 (1955)

Trilhas sonoras
The Army Air Corps Song
(uncredited)
Written by Robert Crawford
Played during the opening credits and partially sung by an off-screen male chorus
Played as background music often and at the end

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This is a touching story about love which knows no end.

This is one of the best love stories ever. It isn't a war story, war simply happens to be the setting. And I don't see how a movie can prevent nations from winning a war. The whole fact that Spencer Tracy's character loves Irene Dunne's so much that he will watch her marry another man is the most amazing testimony of love. I don't know how you can watch one of the final scenes; in which Tracy and Dunne are in the plane and he says that their love is too good to make her unhappy; and still call "A Guy Named Joe," a silly movie. Again, the war was simply a setting, because war in itself isn't very interesting, it is the human experience in war which creates a story.

The Fact that Spielberg enjoyed and admired it so much that he remade it also says a little for the film.