Fortune Seekers

Name: Fortune Seekers
Genre: Corto
Released: 1956-02-03
Duration: 8 min
Rating: 6.2
Cast: Bob Hite

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaCelebrating the ingenuity of inventors and some seemingly small inventions now part of daily life including bobby pins, paper clips, bottle caps, zippers and cellophane tape. The patent proc... Leer todoCelebrating the ingenuity of inventors and some seemingly small inventions now part of daily life including bobby pins, paper clips, bottle caps, zippers and cellophane tape. The patent process and some unsuccessful efforts are also shown.Celebrating the ingenuity of inventors and some seemingly small inventions now part of daily life including bobby pins, paper clips, bottle caps, zippers and cellophane tape. The patent process and some unsuccessful efforts are also shown.

Dirección
- Larry O'Reilly
Guionista
- Frances Dinsmoor
Elenco
- Bob Hite

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6.2/10

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Dirección
- Larry O'Reilly
Guionista
- Frances Dinsmoor
Elenco
- Bob Hite

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Bob Hite

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Trivia
The man selects and reads the November 1949 edition of Mechanix Illustrated.

Errores
Film shows what is intended to be the U.S. Patent Office building, but is actually the Department of Commerce building.

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Fun Short

Fortune Seekers (1956)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Entertaining short from RKO takes a look at several inventions that have made people rich. We start off taking a look at stuff like paper clips, bobby pins and other small items before moving onto how one goes about getting an invention off the ground. We see the paperwork that must be filled out, the $30 it takes and the monthly magazine that shows off your creation. We also take a look at some inventions that simply didn't take off as well as a few that might happen in the future (one "possible" future item did eventually happen). Overall this is a pretty entertaining short and a good way to kill eight-minutes. I think the highlight of the film happens during the "what else is there to invent" section where we learn about a hair growth program and it's actually pretty funny. Another highlight happens when we get to see some of the items that were considered for production including a hunting bike as well as a bike that would travel on telegram wires.