Sabotadora Romântica

Título original: Swing Shift Maisie

1943
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1 h 27 min

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Ann Sothern in Sabotadora Romântica (1943)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaMaisie, a Brooklyn woman, works at an airplane plant during WWII. She falls for pilot Breezy, who gets engaged to Maisie's deceitful roommate Iris. Maisie must reveal Iris's true intentions ... Ler tudoMaisie, a Brooklyn woman, works at an airplane plant during WWII. She falls for pilot Breezy, who gets engaged to Maisie's deceitful roommate Iris. Maisie must reveal Iris's true intentions to Breezy.Maisie, a Brooklyn woman, works at an airplane plant during WWII. She falls for pilot Breezy, who gets engaged to Maisie's deceitful roommate Iris. Maisie must reveal Iris's true intentions to Breezy.

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Curiosidades
The Lockheed P-38 Lightnings that are seen in this film were purchased by MGM for another project that never materialized. One was used in the film Dois no Céu (1943). Here they are visible, partially disassembled, in some aircraft factory scenes.

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Judd Evans: What goes around here? I take vitamin pills. I eat spinach. I smoke modern design cigarettes. And what happens? Along comes some superman and ties up all the eyefuls before I can get to 'em.

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Closing Credit: "Butch" the dog holds in his mouth a card that says THE END.

Conexões
Followed by Por Conta de Cupido (1944)

Trilhas sonoras
There's a Girl Behind the Boy Behind the Gun
(uncredited)
Music by Lennie Hayton
Lyrics by Mary C. McCall Jr.
Sung by Ann Sothern and chorus

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Maisie the riveteer

After being an assistant in John Qualen's dog act which runs amok in a nightclub due to James Craig's boisterousness, Ann Sothern finds herself once again on her uppers and with a bit of difficulty finally winds up working at a defense plant doing her Rosie the Riveteer thing. It's another job to put on her post war resume.

Craig's a test pilot at this defense plant and despite his bumptious nature as characterized his nickname of 'Breezy' he's a likable if a bit dumb sort and Sothern kind of likes him to. But he's got eyes for Jean Rogers who Sothern has taken in as a roommate in Connie Gilchrist's boardinghouse.

Rogers is some piece of work and I can't say more less I give the plot away. Though Craig himself is thick as a brick the way Ashton Kutcher was on That 70s show.

Swing Shift Maisie is a wartime bit of cheer and it's both easy to take and gives you a good glimpse of the home front in the early 40s.