Alô, Dolly!

Título original: Hello, Dolly!

1969
Livre
2 h 26 min

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Walter Matthau and Barbra Streisand in Alô, Dolly! (1969)

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A casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionário... Ler tudoA casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionários a viajar para Nova York no caminho.A casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionários a viajar para Nova York no caminho.

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Ganhou 3 Oscars
- 4 vitórias e 13 indicações no total

Curiosidades
This was one of the first films released on home video (VHS and Betamax) in the US. It was released in fall 1977 by the Magnetic Video Corporation, one of the 50 original films it licensed from Fox. Its catalog number was CL-1001.

Erros de gravação
During opening credits, as Walter Matthau's name appears, a couple of wrecked modern automobiles (circa 1960s) can be seen dumped in foliage to right of railroad track.

Citações
Dolly Levi: Money, pardon the expression, is like manure. It's not worth a thing unless it's spread around, encouraging young things to grow.

Versões alternativas
There are two alternate takes during the number Before The Parade Passes By. They occur as Dolly Levi (played by Barbra Streisand) is running down the garden path to see the parade and is singing the line "Before the Parade Passes by".In the 35mm prints which were sent to movie theaters after the roadshow engagements, Dolly almost loses her hat while running. This was used for the home video version. The 70mm prints have a different take, in which Dolly did not have any hat problems. This was used for the DVD version.

Conexões
Edited into American Masters: Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
Just Leave Everything To Me
(1964) (uncredited)
Written by Jerry Herman
Performed by Barbra Streisand and Chorus

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8/10

Put on your Sunday Clothes

This gargantuan musical was the last of its kind. It's like a dinosaur ear-marked for extinction and yet it's highly entertaining. Parts of it are terrible, (mostly those scenes in which Babs doesn't appear), and Gene Kelly's direction is never as light on its feet as his dancing used to be but when the aforementioned Miss Striesand is on screen, the movie soars. Critics complained that at 27 she was much too young for the part of Dolly Levi but she's a bona-fide star, so what the heck; her Dolly is ageless and as musical-comedy performances go this is one of the best.

The Jerry Herman score is decidedly old-fashioned Broadway. Sondheim may be the greater composer but Herman gave us tunes we could hum and the production numbers here are terrific, in particular the title song which gives us Striesand, high-kicking waiters and Louis Armstrong. Purists will always prefer the Joseph Anthony version of Thornton Wilder's original play "The Matchmaker" but this is no disgrace, so put on your Sunday clothes and let's have a whale of a time.