Mr. and Mrs. North

1942
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1 h 7 min

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Gracie Allen in Mr. and Mrs. North (1942)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaJerry and Pam return home to find a dead body. It's Stanley Brent, husband of Pam's friend Carol. Clues suggest someone in their social circle committed the murder in their apartment. Pam's ... Ler tudoJerry and Pam return home to find a dead body. It's Stanley Brent, husband of Pam's friend Carol. Clues suggest someone in their social circle committed the murder in their apartment. Pam's investigation inadvertently exposes the killer.Jerry and Pam return home to find a dead body. It's Stanley Brent, husband of Pam's friend Carol. Clues suggest someone in their social circle committed the murder in their apartment. Pam's investigation inadvertently exposes the killer.

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As early promotion, the November 4, 1941 episode of the Burns & Allen radio show (titled "Playing Mrs. North") featured George Burns making repeated attempts to persuade wife Gracie Allen to sign a contract for the film.

Erros de gravação
When Jerry meets Pam at the beginning of the movie, Pam runs up to him with arms outstretched as if to hug Jerry, as Jerry is putting down his bag. In the next cut, her arms are in front of her, lowered, holding her purse.

Citações
Pamela North: Now, let's reason this out and maybe we can solve the mystery.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Gracie keeps talking all the way through the end title.

Conexões
Version of Mr. and Mrs. North (1946)

Trilhas sonoras
Good Morning
(1939) (uncredited)
Music by Nacio Herb Brown
Lyrics by Arthur Freed

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8/10

May Not Capture the Lockridge "North" Spirit, But Emulates the Successful Radio Series

I can but conclude that complaints that Pam North is more Gracie Allen than the Lockridge character, were not originated by fans of the long-running radio show in which zany Pam, played so strongly by the delightful Alice Frost, over rode any interference by husband Jerry, admirably portrayed as good-natured and long suffering by Joseph Curtin, and the NYPD to solve the weekly murder(s) Mr. and Mrs. North encountered regularly. Today such a series would be laughed off the air, but back in the '40's and early '50's everyone turned on their radio to see if they could beat Pam to the solution of the crime.

Compared to the colorful and humorous radio show, the subsequent TV adaption with Barbara Britton and Richard Denning was OK, but not nearly as much fun.

If you don't take the Lockridge characters too seriously, you'll love Gracie Allen and William Post Jr. in this 1942 adaptation of a Broadway play.