A Vida É uma Canção

Título original: The Farmer Takes a Wife

1953
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1 h 21 min

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Betty Grable and Dale Robertson in A Vida É uma Canção (1953)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA romantic triangle develops on Erie Canal boats in 1850.A romantic triangle develops on Erie Canal boats in 1850.A romantic triangle develops on Erie Canal boats in 1850.

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Betty Grable

Molly Larkins

Dale Robertson

Dan Harrow

Thelma Ritter

Lucy Cashdollar

John Carroll

Jotham Klore

Eddie Foy Jr.

Fortune Friendly

Charlotte Austin

Pearl Dowd

Kathleen Crowley

Susanna

Merry Anders

Hannah

May Wynn

Eva Gooch
(as Donna Lee Hickey)

Abdullah Abbas

Townsman
(não creditado)

Nancy Abbate

Little Girl
(não creditado)

Robert Adler

Townsman
(não creditado)

Fred Aldrich

Boater
(não creditado)

John Butler

Drunk
(não creditado)

Harry Carter

Boatman
(não creditado)

John Close

Boater
(não creditado)

Bud Cokes

Townsman
(não creditado)

Bill Coontz

Dancer
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
The press book mentions that a 1-reel production number that was rehearsed for a month and filmed with Betty Grable was cut before release.

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Lucy Cashdollar: Don't forget, I'm a five-time widow, and when they died they all left me everything they owned. Rest their souls.
Fortune Friendly: What do you want with me? I'm broke.
Lucy Cashdollar: Well, I figure after five rich husbands, the next one would be on the house.

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Featured in Merely Marvelous: The Dancing Genius of Gwen Verdon (2019)

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Opening
(1953) (uncredited)
Written by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields
Sung by chorus

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Too much lipstick and electric lights!

Typical 1950's Hollywood production. Costumes are not period, zippers, high heeled pumps and pony tails were not part of the 1850's. The men wear dinner jackets with bow ties and everyone's outfit is sparkling clean and starched, despite the fact that they have been working all day plowing, washing and cleaning. Penciled in eyebrows, eyeliner and lipstick a hundred years too early. Betty Grable still looks like a a pin up girl, and Dale Robertson has a pompadour hair style, also why are they using southern accents in Rome NY? This movie is cute but not Betty Grable's best picture by far. Lovely 1950's period piece in long skirts.