Norman, O Recruta Biruta

Título original: Trouble in Store

1953
Not Rated
1 h 25 min

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Norman is working in the stockroom of a large London department store, but he has ambition (doesn't he always?): he wants to be a window dresser making up the public displays. While trying to fulfill his ambition, he falls in love (doesn't he always?) with one of the shop girls. Together they discover a plot to rob the store, and somehow they manage to foil the robbers.

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Um reparador de estradas britânico entra em conflito com o Exército, é convocado e, por engano, cai de paraquedas na França ocupada pelos nazistas, onde sua semelhança com o comandante alemã... Ler tudoUm reparador de estradas britânico entra em conflito com o Exército, é convocado e, por engano, cai de paraquedas na França ocupada pelos nazistas, onde sua semelhança com o comandante alemão local desencadeia uma hilária reação em cadeia.Um reparador de estradas britânico entra em conflito com o Exército, é convocado e, por engano, cai de paraquedas na França ocupada pelos nazistas, onde sua semelhança com o comandante alemão local desencadeia uma hilária reação em cadeia.

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Curiosidades
Jill Craigie, who wrote the first draft of the script, is reported to have asked for her name to be removed from the credits after learning of Norman Wisdom's involvement.

Erros de gravação
Miss Bacon glues three stickers to a suitcase; when she walks away, there are four stickers on it.

Conexões
Featured in The Man Who Ruined the British Film Industry (1996)

Trilhas sonoras
I Want to Put on Record That I Love You
Lyric, David Arkell
Music, Mischa Spoliansky (as Spoliansky)
Performed by Norman Wisdom and Lana Morris (uncredited)

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One of my childhood favorites

I saw this on UK TV today for the first time in many years and was reminded of the great enjoyment that Norman Wisdom has always provided. This movie now seems very dated and full of the flavour of early 50's Britain.

I'll always remember the 'pill swallowing' sequence and we always used it as a joke with our own kids when they had to take pills and struggled.

Seeing it again I became aware of a number of throw-away lines with sexual connotations that now seem quite modern.

The movie is firmly rooted in the British class system - but here the 'common' working man takes the p*** out of all the establishment figures and institiutions AND wins good in the end AND gets his girl.

No wonder Norman Wisdom was such a hero in Russia and Albania (apparently)!

See this movie if you haven't already .. enjoy it for what it is and what it represented.