Ring Around the Moon

1936
1h 5min

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Donald Cook, Ann Doran, and Douglas Fowley in Ring Around the Moon (1936)

Añade un argumento en tu idioma(1936, Chesterfield) Donald Cook, Ann Doran, Erin Moore, Doug Fowley. Cook is a high-flying newspaperman who falls into an engagement to a lady he does not love. Lots of poverty row intrigue... Leer todo(1936, Chesterfield) Donald Cook, Ann Doran, Erin Moore, Doug Fowley. Cook is a high-flying newspaperman who falls into an engagement to a lady he does not love. Lots of poverty row intrigue follows. Pretty much a straight drama with no real crime elements, but after all, it is a... Leer todo(1936, Chesterfield) Donald Cook, Ann Doran, Erin Moore, Doug Fowley. Cook is a high-flying newspaperman who falls into an engagement to a lady he does not love. Lots of poverty row intrigue follows. Pretty much a straight drama with no real crime elements, but after all, it is a Chesterfield. Doran's first big role. 16mm.

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Curiosidades
The nitrate picture and soundtrack negatives of this film survive in the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Pifias
In December, there is a short shot of a baby obviously less than one year old. In the following March, the same baby with the same clothes, is shown again; that is, the baby hasn't grown at all in the past three months.

Créditos adicionales
Although the Screenwriters Guild [later Writers Guild of America] was recognized as a union in 1933, few writers ever added SWG after their name as cinematographers [A.S.C.] and film editors [A.C.E.] did. The co-writer of this screenplay, Paul Perez took such a credit.

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Fine little comedy/drama about a poor reporter (Donald Cook) who's being chased by a selfish heiress (Erin O'Brien-Moore). He's sort of in love with a news hen (Ann Doran) but he's too poor to get married.

The heiress finagles the owner of the newspaper to fire Cook so that she can coerce him into marriage. When he thinks Doran might be interested in another man, he gives in. The marriage is a disaster from the start and her snooty friends treat him like a fortune hunter. He bails the marriage.

After the heiress' daddy goes broke and dies, she struggles to make a living, learning how the other half lives and getting her comeuppance.

Cook, Doran, and O'Brien-Moore are all fine in this little, low-budget film from Chesterfield. Also very good are Barbara Bedford as the snarky reporter and John Qualen as the single father.

Hard to find but worth a look.