No Mato Sem Cachorro

Título original: The Lemon Drop Kid

1951
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1 h 31 min

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Bob Hope, Jane Darwell, Oliver Blake, Fred Clark, William Frawley, Tor Johnson, Andrea King, Marilyn Maxwell, and Lloyd Nolan in No Mato Sem Cachorro (1951)

Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.

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Curiosidades
Introduced the hit Christmas song "Silver Bells". The movie was filmed in 1950, but not released in theaters until March, 1951. When a recording of "Silver Bells" by Bing Crosby became a hit in December, 1950, the studio called Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell back to re-shoot a more elaborate musical version of the song for the film's release. In later years, Bob Hope made "Silver Bells" his own Christmas theme. He performed the song every year on his annual Christmas TV special, usually singing it as a duet with the lead female guest (such as Olivia Newton-John, Shirley Jones, Barbara Mandrell, or his own wife, Dolores Hope).

Erros de gravação
Sidney rings bells while Brainey sings "Silver Bells." He's only holding two bells, but we hear at least four different ring notes.

Citações
Gloomy Willie: You're sweet too, pickle-nose... bring the chair.

Conexões
Featured in A Hollywood Christmas (1996)

Trilhas sonoras
Silver Bells
Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
Sung by Marilyn Maxwell (uncredited) and Bob Hope (uncredited)

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Great Holiday Fun

This is one of my favorite holiday movies. It is a great example of Runyan's work. I would recommend it for the whole family! It is a nice departure from the usual holiday sentimentalism. The dialog is peppered with typical Runyan phrases that truly capture the "Guys and Dolls" types and yet still has the Bob Hope send up comedy typical of his "Road" pictures. The musical numbers add to the picture without making it into a big budget Hollywood show. Jane Darwell, William Frawley and Lloyd Nolan are really enjoyable. Even though some of the comedy it perhaps a bit ethnic oriented, it really isn't offensive. My family and I would rather watch this than any other "wonderful" holiday movie.