O Rato que Ruge

Título original: The Mouse That Roared

1959
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1 h 23 min

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Trailer for this comedy starring Peter Sellers

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Uma nação atrasada e empobrecida declara guerra aos Estados Unidos da América, na esperança de perder, mas as coisas não saem como o planejado.Uma nação atrasada e empobrecida declara guerra aos Estados Unidos da América, na esperança de perder, mas as coisas não saem como o planejado.Uma nação atrasada e empobrecida declara guerra aos Estados Unidos da América, na esperança de perder, mas as coisas não saem como o planejado.

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General Snippet
(as Macdonald Parke)

Austin Willis

United States Secretary of Defense

Timothy Bateson

Roger

Monte Landis

Cobbley
(as Monty Landis)

Alan Gifford

Air Raid Warden

Colin Gordon

BBC Announcer

Harold Kasket

Pedro

Joe Beckett

American General
(não creditado)

Nigel Bernard

Fenwickian MP
(não creditado)

Wally Brown

Air Raid Warden
(não creditado)

Jacques Cey

Ticket Collector
(não creditado)

Charles Clay

British Ambassador
(não creditado)

Henry De Bray

French Ambassador
(não creditado)

Direção
- Jack Arnold
Roteiristas
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
Jack Arnold soon learned that Peter Sellers did his best work on the first take and was usually useless by take three. The actor, schooled in improvisation, couldn't keep the lines fresh if he had to say them over and over.

Erros de gravação
After Grand Fenwick's army sets sail for home, the headlines in one American newspapers (the San Francisco Review) talks about war mobilisation. American newspapers would spell it mobilization.

Citações
Grand Duchess Gloriana: How did the war go?
Tulley Bascombe: Well, Your Grace, we're home. Actually, there's been a slight change of plan. I know it will come as a surprise, a pleasant one, I hope, but we sort of won.
Prime Minster Count Rupert Mountjoy: You sort of WHAT?

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The Columbia Pictures logo in the beginning has the Torch Lady spot a mouse and run off.

The logo at the end of the film has the Lady return back to the logo.

Conexões
Featured in Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter (1982)

Trilhas sonoras
Romeo and Juliet Love Theme
(1868) (uncredited)
Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Played often in the score

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A superb satire eclipsed only by its source material!

The film version of "The Mouse That Roared" was so funny and charming that, upon spying an old, used paperback edition of Leonard Wibberley's book and its two immediate sequels, I felt compelled to buy them. What an utter delight they are! The book is somewhat different from the film, in that Duchess Glorianna XII is a very sexy, young woman, who ends up marrying the heroic Tully Bascomb (who isn't as much of a dullard as he was portrayed by Peter Sellers). Perhaps the characters that are the closet in the film to their literary counterparts are Count Mountjoy and Professor Kokintz. In fact, Sellers truly nailed the sly, pompous Mountjoy to a tee in the film, even if the character isn't quite as odious in the novel. Wibberley's "The Mouse That Roared" is the only book in the "Mouse" series currently in print, but many libraries carry the others: "The Mouse on the Moon" (also filmed, in 1963), "The Mouse on Wall Street," "The Mouse That Saved the West," and the illustrated prequel, "Beware the Mouse."