New Faces

1954
Approved
1h 38min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,3/10

201

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Robert Clary, Alice Ghostley, Ronny Graham, Harry Horner, and Eartha Kitt in New Faces (1954)

Comedy Musical

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaRonny Graham is in trouble on opening night because a big check is due before the curtain can go up. A wealthy Texan says he will put up the money since his daughter is in the show - but he ... Leggi tuttoRonny Graham is in trouble on opening night because a big check is due before the curtain can go up. A wealthy Texan says he will put up the money since his daughter is in the show - but he wants to see the show first.Ronny Graham is in trouble on opening night because a big check is due before the curtain can go up. A wealthy Texan says he will put up the money since his daughter is in the show - but he wants to see the show first.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

5,3/10

201

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Quiz
Film debuts of Paul Lynde, Alice Ghostley, and Carol Lawrence.

Blooper
Clary lures Mr. Dee to a closed dressing room. In the next (closer) shot, the door is wide open, but Clary was not seen to open it.

Curiosità sui crediti
A few minutes into the film, the performers are identified during the opening number. At the end of the film, the performers are again identified during the closing number, after which the rest of the crew are finally listed.

Connessioni
Featured in Sbottonate (1995)

Colonne sonore
Opening
(uncredited)
Music by Ronny Graham
Lyrics by Peter De Vries

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3/10

Be very grateful for Eartha Kitt

It's no wonder she was called "the most exciting woman in the world"-- she's certainly the most exciting person in this revue! As others have said, Alice Ghostley also shines and Paul Lynde has a couple of good moments; but the rest of the cast is either mediocre or downright awful, especially Clary and Graham. A big part of the problem is the dearth of good songs; most are forgettable or worse. The choreography is uninspired too, although the vaguely Latin number with Carol Lawrence is pretty good. I usually enjoy shows like this, so I was surprised as well as disappointed. How this became a big Broadway hit is a mystery.