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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA boxing champ gets involved with a Broadway show and a shapely chorine...who's engaged to his new sparring partner.A boxing champ gets involved with a Broadway show and a shapely chorine...who's engaged to his new sparring partner.A boxing champ gets involved with a Broadway show and a shapely chorine...who's engaged to his new sparring partner.
Cobina Wright
- Estelle Evans
- (as Cobina Wright Jr.)
Mantan Moreland
- Amos - Porter
- (as Manton Moreland)
Louise Allen
- Chorus Girl
- (sin créditos)
Loretta Barnett
- Chorus Girl
- (sin créditos)
Harry Barris
- Composer
- (sin créditos)
Eleanor Bayley
- Chorus Girl
- (sin créditos)
Brooks Benedict
- Nightclub Extra
- (sin créditos)
Argumento
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaIronically, in the scene where Ms. Grable is rehearsing dance routines over and over (as she is the understudy) in the event she is called upon to fill in for the leading lady, her friend Flo, played by Jane Wyman, utters the line "You have as much chance of going on as I have of becoming First Lady." Of course, Ms Wyman's husband, Ronald Reagan, did become President, but was remarried to Nancy Reagan by that time.
- Citas
Bruce McKay: She's closed up more nightclubs than the chief of police!
- ConexionesFeatured in Salute to Stan Laurel (1965)
Opinión destacada
Heavyweight boxing champion Victor Mature (Tommy) wants his own stage show in which he can star. His gets something lined up with James Gleason (McKay) who gets continuously frustrated with Mature's ideas. No-one dares say "No" to Mature. Mature likes the look of chorus girl Betty Grable (Pat) so makes her understudy to lead Cobina Wright (Estelle). However, Grable has a boyfriend John Payne (Bill) who also gets a role in the show as Mature's boxing sparring partner. Things are set up for a showdown between Mature and Payne.
The songs and dancing in this film are all good and that is a pleasant surprise. There are also quite a few numbers performed and that helps save the narrative. Especially when you have the annoying Phil Silvers in a film. Mature's character is also pretty unpleasant and totally unrealistic as a boxing heavyweight champion – he displays way too much energy. However, the women are good in this and there are amusing moments even from Mature as a self-obsessed narcissist. John Payne is billed top but shouldn't be and he does fine in his role. It's an enjoyable film.
The songs and dancing in this film are all good and that is a pleasant surprise. There are also quite a few numbers performed and that helps save the narrative. Especially when you have the annoying Phil Silvers in a film. Mature's character is also pretty unpleasant and totally unrealistic as a boxing heavyweight champion – he displays way too much energy. However, the women are good in this and there are amusing moments even from Mature as a self-obsessed narcissist. John Payne is billed top but shouldn't be and he does fine in his role. It's an enjoyable film.
- AAdaSC
- 24 dic 2015
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- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 20 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.37 : 1
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