Llámeme señora

Título original: Call Me Madam

1953
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1h 54min

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Washington hostess Sally Adams becomes a Truman-era US ambassador to a European grand duchy.

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Satire Comedy Musical Romance

Sally Adams se convierte en embajadora estadounidense de la era Truman ante un gran ducado europeo.Sally Adams se convierte en embajadora estadounidense de la era Truman ante un gran ducado europeo.Sally Adams se convierte en embajadora estadounidense de la era Truman ante un gran ducado europeo.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 3 premios y 4 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
This is the only full film musical that George Sanders made, despite his appealing singing voice.

Citas
Cosmo Constantine: You are the most American American I have ever met.
Sally Adams: That's the nicest thing anyone's ever told me.

Créditos adicionales
During the opening credits, as each word in the title appears onscreen, we hear, but do not see, Ethel Merman exclaiming, in a demanding tone of voice: "Call..me..madam!"

Conexiones
Featured in Fred Astaire Salutes the Fox Musicals (1974)

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Overture
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Performed by Ethel Merman and the 20th Century-Fox Studio Orchestra and Chorus

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Glorious

I came across this thrilling 1953 Fox musical last night by accident and I was immediately hooked. Actually, it became an instant favorite. "Call Me Madam" is loud, sumptuous, indescribably glorious screen version of Irving Berlin's stage musical, directed with luminous extravagance by Walter Lang. The Technicolor is breathtaking! Ethel Merman as the eccentric socialite turned US diplomat to Lichtenburg, is sometimes hard to take. Her romance with the heavily accented Foreign Minister named Cosmo, played by George Sanders, is slightly forced.

Still, the highlights are the captivating Berlin songs - "Hostess With The Mostes", "You're Just In Love", "Something to Dance About", "It's a Lovely Day Today" - not to mention the glorious dancing by the young couple in love, Donald O'Connor and Vera-Ellen. They were a joy to watch.