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Mr. Dodd geht nach Hollywood

Originaltitel: Stand-In
  • 1937
  • 6
  • 1 Std. 31 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,7/10
1411
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Joan Blondell and Leslie Howard in Mr. Dodd geht nach Hollywood (1937)
Screwball ComedyComedyRomance

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA New York bank plans to sell a Hollywood studio at a big loss. But the head accountant is suspicious and goes to investigate. He finds chicanery, romance, and help to save the studio.A New York bank plans to sell a Hollywood studio at a big loss. But the head accountant is suspicious and goes to investigate. He finds chicanery, romance, and help to save the studio.A New York bank plans to sell a Hollywood studio at a big loss. But the head accountant is suspicious and goes to investigate. He finds chicanery, romance, and help to save the studio.

  • Regie
    • Tay Garnett
  • Drehbuch
    • Clarence Budington Kelland
    • Gene Towne
    • C. Graham Baker
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Leslie Howard
    • Humphrey Bogart
    • Joan Blondell
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,7/10
    1411
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Tay Garnett
    • Drehbuch
      • Clarence Budington Kelland
      • Gene Towne
      • C. Graham Baker
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Leslie Howard
      • Humphrey Bogart
      • Joan Blondell
    • 36Benutzerrezensionen
    • 13Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Leslie Howard
    Leslie Howard
    • Atterbury Dodd
    Humphrey Bogart
    Humphrey Bogart
    • Douglas Quintain
    Joan Blondell
    Joan Blondell
    • Lester Plum
    Alan Mowbray
    Alan Mowbray
    • Koslofski
    Marla Shelton
    Marla Shelton
    • Thelma Cheri
    C. Henry Gordon
    C. Henry Gordon
    • Ivor Nassau
    Jack Carson
    Jack Carson
    • Tom Potts
    Tully Marshall
    Tully Marshall
    • Fowler Pettypacker
    J.C. Nugent
    J.C. Nugent
    • Junior Pettypacker
    William V. Mong
    William V. Mong
    • Cyrus Pettypacker
    Art Baker
    Art Baker
    • Director of Photography
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Ralph Brooks
    • Dancer
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Florie Caprino
    • Elvira
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Marianne Edwards
    Marianne Edwards
    • Elvira
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Jinx Falkenburg
    Jinx Falkenburg
    • Woman at Studio Gate
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Jim Farley
    Jim Farley
    • Studio Gate Guard
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Pat Flaherty
    Pat Flaherty
    • Nightclub Bouncer
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Charles K. French
    Charles K. French
    • Bank Board Member
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • Tay Garnett
    • Drehbuch
      • Clarence Budington Kelland
      • Gene Towne
      • C. Graham Baker
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    7dbborroughs

    Funny but Imperfect Hollywood Comedy/Romance

    Atterbury Dodd is opposed to his New York banker bosses selling off Colossal Studios for only half of what he thinks its worth. Being the first person ever to stand up to the big boss he's sent off to see whats going on with the seemingly failing studio. Once there he finds that the buyer is manipulating the latest Colossal movie into being a turkey so he can buy the studio cheap and turn a profit when he closes it down. Dodd also runs into Miss Plum who will soon becomes Dodd's guide through the madness of film making.

    Much of the film is concerned with Dodd dealing with the insanity of film studios while not realizing that he's falling in love with Miss Plum. The last third of the film concerns efforts to turn save the studio and the film.

    This is really a Leslie Howard movie. Howard and Joan Blondell, as Miss Plum are a wonderful screen couple and one wishes there was even more time of them together. Although Humphrey Bogart is listed third he's in maybe 20 minutes of this often funny film. He is wonderful in a the role of the previous studio head and producer of the turkey in the making.

    The film is filled with funny lines and fleeting appearances, Charles Middleton is a scream; as is a stuntman who refuses to do his stunt for money. This is a funny funny movie especially if you love old movies.

    The problem is that the film is at times unfocused. Is it a comedy? A Romance? The sequences with the villain seem to be from another movie. I question why some of the characters are allowed to be so annoying, Potts, the publicity man in particular, is the screen version of fingernails on a blackboard. I'm sure there were people like that in Hollywood, but I never want to meet them.

    I also have a problem with the ending which ends too soon for my tastes.

    Still this is 90 minutes of great fun, especially if you love old films.

    Worth seeking out, possibly even buying.

    7 out of 10 with spikes of truly wonderful moments (Going under the table for one)
    7planktonrules

    Quite enjoyable though the ending was a bit incomplete.

    This film is enjoyable to watch mostly because of the performances of Tully Marshall and Leslie Howard. While Marshall is in a smaller role, it's hilarious seeing him playing the old and nasty guy who is the head of a mega-corporation--and the way his son and grandson react to him. Marshall has never been funnier--and the same can also be said for Howard. Howard is in his element playing a very stuffy but funny guy--one of his best.

    The film begins at a meeting of the board. Marshall learns that his corporation owns a failing movie studio and he's not sure whether they should sell it or keep it--so he dispatches Howard to investigate and makes him the temporary head of the studio. Soon, however, it becomes obvious that Howard is ill-prepared for this job. Although he's great with economics and figures, he doesn't know people. Many of his employees run all over him and he barely notices that one of them (Joan Blondell) is infatuated with him. Can he somehow work all this out or will the studio be sold to the highest bidder?

    The film has some nice supporting actors. In addition to Marshall and Blondell, you've also got Humphrey Bogart in a VERY unconventional role as the head of programming. All in all, the stars did a nice job. And, it didn't hurt that the script was quite witty and fun. All in all, a nice little parody of the studios--with many of their foibles roasted here in this cute film. Worth seeing.
    rfkeser

    Fast and snappy spoof

    Fast and snappy spoof of the studio system from the bottom looking up, as stand-in Joan Blondell guides a newcomer to "who's through in Hollywood". Bogart has a good supporting role as a boozing producer who has to salvage an unwatchable gorilla epic. Not a classic, but very enjoyable for its energy.
    7bkoganbing

    You too can run a motion picture studio

    Colossal studios is in the financial toilet. The bank that's holding the mortgage sends one of their top men, Leslie Howard, to figure out what to do to save the studio or sell it to C. Henry Gordon a rival movie mogul.

    Howard may not know the first thing about making movies and his people skills leave something to be desired, but he's now wondering why Gordon is so anxious to acquire this property.

    Howard supersedes Colossal studio head Humphrey Bogart as head of the company and gets a crash course in film making. Of course he's helped quite a bit by Joan Blondell who he meets accidentally while on the way to the studio. She's an extra and a stand-in and she gives him a few lessons in management and a few other things.

    This was the second and last pairing of Leslie Howard and Humphrey Bogart. At Howard's insistence, Bogey was brought to Warner Brothers to repeat his stage role in The Petrified Forest which he and Howard co-starred in on Broadway.

    Stand-in is not The Petrified Forest, but it's still an amusing comedy and good entertainment.
    8Pimpernel_Smith

    Hollywood spoofs Hollywood

    Worth it for the boarding house and its inmates alone, this is a glorious satire on '30s Hollywood. Leslie Howard is at his comic best (see also 'It's Love I'm After'), vague and unworldly. The supporting cast is excellent. Joan Blondell is gorgeous and *funny*. Humphrey Bogart, Howard's good mate and progege - Howard insisted that Bogart got the convict role in Petrified Forest in the film, having appreciated acting with him in the play, and that was his big break in films. And Bogart acknowledged the friendship by calling his first child Lesley (she was a girl). Alan Mowbray and Jack Conway also add to the fun.

    A sharp commentary on the wonderful world of B movies!

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    • Wissenswertes
      When the film was originally released, the names of Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell were above the title, and the name of Humphrey Bogart, who played a supporting role, was below. When it was re-released in 1948, Howard had been dead for 5 years, and Bogart was riding the crest of the wave, so the billing was re-arranged and Bogart was now top billed.
    • Patzer
      As accountant Atterbury Dodd walks through the accounts department, a clerk gives him a slip containing a list of figures which total 1,296,221. Dodd says: "There's an error in the addition. The total should be 1,296,321. Have the machine fixed". The total however is correct. The figures - 63,155; 122,925; 57,005; 54,685; 404,200; 56,705; 122,925; 54,685; 305,250; 54,686 - add up to 1,296,221.
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      Koslofski: Great pictures are not made... they are remade!

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Going Hollywood: The '30s (1984)
    • Soundtracks
      Is It True What They Say About Dixie?
      (1936) (uncredited)

      Written by Irving Caesar, Samuel Lerner and Gerald Marks (1936)

      Sung by an unidentified child actress called Elvira with Anne O'Neal playing harmonica

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      • 29. Oktober 1937 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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      • Vereinigte Staaten
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      • Englisch
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      • Walter Wanger Productions
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