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Vida fácil

Título original: Easy Living
  • 1949
  • Approved
  • 1h 17min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,3/10
1 mil
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Lucille Ball, Victor Mature, and Lizabeth Scott in Vida fácil (1949)
DeporteDrama

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPete Wilson is on top. He is the highest paid professional football player in the league. He has seen other players come and go, but he was MVP last year and the future looks rosy. His wife,... Leer todoPete Wilson is on top. He is the highest paid professional football player in the league. He has seen other players come and go, but he was MVP last year and the future looks rosy. His wife, Liza, is there for the fame, the money, the good times and does not like those who are wa... Leer todoPete Wilson is on top. He is the highest paid professional football player in the league. He has seen other players come and go, but he was MVP last year and the future looks rosy. His wife, Liza, is there for the fame, the money, the good times and does not like those who are washed up. His friend Tim, just retired and accepted a job as head coach at State. But Pete ... Leer todo

  • Dirección
    • Jacques Tourneur
  • Guión
    • Charles Schnee
    • Irwin Shaw
  • Reparto principal
    • Victor Mature
    • Lizabeth Scott
    • Lucille Ball
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,3/10
    1 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Jacques Tourneur
    • Guión
      • Charles Schnee
      • Irwin Shaw
    • Reparto principal
      • Victor Mature
      • Lizabeth Scott
      • Lucille Ball
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    • 12Reseñas de críticos
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    Victor Mature
    Victor Mature
    • Pete Wilson
    Lizabeth Scott
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    • Liza Wilson
    Lucille Ball
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    • Anne
    Sonny Tufts
    Sonny Tufts
    • Tim McCarr
    Lloyd Nolan
    Lloyd Nolan
    • Lenahan
    Paul Stewart
    Paul Stewart
    • Argus
    Jack Paar
    Jack Paar
    • Scoop Spooner
    Jeff Donnell
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    • Penny McCarr
    Art Baker
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    • Howard Vollmer
    Gordon Jones
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    • Bill Holloran
    Don Beddoe
    Don Beddoe
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    Richard Erdman
    Richard Erdman
    • Buddy Morgan
    • (as Dick Erdman)
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    Kenny Washington
    • Benny
    Julia Dean
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    • Mrs. Belle Ryan
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    Jim Backus
    Jim Backus
    • Dr. Franklin
    • (as James Backus)
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      • Jacques Tourneur
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      • Charles Schnee
      • Irwin Shaw
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    6dinky-4

    Doesn't measure up to Victor Mature's chest

    There are two stories here. The stronger one deals with a quarterback for the New York Chiefs pushed toward retirement by a heart murmur. This story offers interesting glimpses at the state of professional football, circa 1949. The team takes the train to "away" games, for instance, and it seems to have only one black player. And get this --making the Championship Playoffs means at least an extra $1000 for every man on the team! (But this was in an era of nickel pay-phone calls, when college football coaches made $3200 a year.)

    The other story centers on the quarterback's troubled relationship with his ambitious, social-climbing wife who's not above using her seductive charm to make a success of her interior decorating business. Here again there are intriguing insights into the world of 1949, where "uppity" women had to be taken down a notch or two lest they forget their proper roles as wives and mothers.

    These two stories don't merge particularly well, resulting in an awkward blend of "locker room" and "Park Avenue," and the ending seems forced and unconvincing. (This may have been due to the Production Code's dim view of divorce.) However, the cast still makes the movie worth a look, with solid work from Lucille Ball, Lloyd Nolan, Jim Backus, Art Baker, Jack Paar, etc. Lizabeth Scott -- she of the spectacular eyebrows -- seems a tad "overheated" as the self-centered wife but the script probably forced this kind of performance. Victor Mature has the better part and he acquits himself in adequate fashion. In his locker room scene he gets to strip off his shirt and thus reveal one of the great torsos in the movies. (And how gloriously it was soon to be whipped and otherwise tortured in such films as "Samson and Delilah," "The Robe," "Zarak," and "Timbuktu.") Too bad the movie as a whole isn't equal to its star's chest measurement.
    8planktonrules

    I love this film despite it being far from politically correct!

    Victor Mature plays the star quarterback of the Rams and he's on top of the world. Unfortunately, after feeling some twinges, his doctor discovers Vic has a heart defect and might easily die if he continues playing. Well, at first it's a no-brainer, as he plans on retiring and taking up coaching. Unfortunately, these plans are put on hold when he tries to tell his selfish shrew of a wife (Lizabeth Scott) about this. She makes it VERY clear that she loves him because of all the money and glory he gets from football AND if he were to quit, she might just walk! Nice lady, huh?! Lucille Ball plays a supporting role as a nice lady who deeply cares for Vic and is just waiting in case the marriage fizzles. However, how all this marital discord is finally solved is amazing and could NEVER be done in films today, as Vic finally gets sick of Lizabeth's petulant ways and slaps her silly--saying to either shut up and stay or walk!!! This is a small picture with a modest cast and budget, but I have really enjoyed watching it repeatedly. Part of it is because there are few films about pro football (especially when this one was made) and because as I watch the big climax scene between Victor Mature and Lizabeth Scott, I love to imagine the horror on many viewers faces as they see Vic slap his awful wife right in the face! Believe me, most viewers will probably LIKE seeing this, as she's one of the most selfish and awful wives in film history. Now I am NOT recommending men slug their wives, but in this age of extreme political correctness, I occasionally like to see a film that is sure to offend a lot of high-strung viewers! If you take out this possibly offensive scene, it's still a dandy movie--well worth a look. An interesting story and one of Mature's better films.
    7Handlinghandel

    One of the most down-beat movies I've ever seen

    Victor Mature, dour as always, is a pro football player. He ought to have hung it up long ago, and he knows it. He is married to Lizabeth Scott. Scott is very ambitious. Of course, today her ambition would seem quite logical. In 1949, it was still a little unusual for a woman not to be content with hubby's income and prestige.

    These two are an odd pair. That's an aside, having little to do with whether or not the movie works -- and I do think it does.

    Lloyd Nolan is excellent as the coach. Lucille Ball gives a subdued performance as his secretary.

    Almost no one in this movie has what or who he or she wants. A gloom hangs over it.

    Jacques Tourneur was an excellent director. This isn't his best. But I have a feeling it was a bit of a challenge for him -- a very all-American setting and plot. And he brings it off beautifully.
    gvb0907

    Not So Easy Living

    Pete Wilson, also known as King Football, faces a dual crisis. Diagnosed with a serious heart ailment, he learns his career is over. Wilson also must break the news to his star-struck wife, who enjoys the spotlight even more than he does.

    "Easy Living" is of course an ironic title. Wilson's life, as a quarterback and as a husband, is anything but easy. As the story evolves, he must come to terms with both the loss of his livelihood and the possible end of his marriage. Victor Mature, who played gladiators both ancient and modern, does his best but he isn't quite up to the emotional demands of the role. And Lizabeth Scott, ever the ice princess, never comes across as Wilson's wife. The supporting cast, featuring Lloyd Nolan as the head coach and Lucille Ball as his son's widow, is generally stronger. Jack Paar, in one of his rare film roles, pops up as the team's PR man.

    The film's climax, in which Wilson slaps his wife in desperation, could never be made today but still was acceptable in 1949. Frankly though, you can't help share Wilson's frustration with this frivolous woman and you have to wonder what you would do in his place.

    Highly recommended, both as a study of mid-century social attitudes and for an early Hollywood view of the NFL
    Kirpianuscus

    Pete options

    A profesional football player is confronted with terrible medical diagnosis. He is only a fottball player ; too late to become someone else. It is high paid, preocuped by the happiness of his wife ( preocuped, herself, by only her succes ) , losing the opportunity to be the new couch of team and feeling his life empty, decided to hide his health problems and accepting be mocked by his team mates for not brilliant succeses in games.

    Victor Mature proposes a fair portrait of Pete Wilson and he was the main motif for see this film in my case. But the revelation remain Lucille Ball as Anne and, no surprises , Sonny Tuffts.

    In short, a good, in some measure, maybe, useful film.

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      The white football seen in the warm-ups for the night game at the end of the film was used in the NFL for such games from 1929 to 1955. It was considered to be more visible to the players and fans than the typical brown football. By 1956 better stadium lighting, especially needed for television, made the white football obsolete.
    • Pifias
      Though the team's name is the Chiefs, their helmets have horns on them like the NFL's Los Angeles Rams.
    • Citas

      Benny: Does this mean another operation on my knee, Mr. Lenahan?

      Lenahan: That's it, Benny.

      Benny: Too bad I'm not an automobile. Then all we'd have to do is put on a new wheel.

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      Written by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger

      Performed by Audrey Young

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      • 18 de noviembre de 1949 (Canadá)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Wrigley Field - 1060 W. Addison St., Lake View, Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos
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      • RKO Radio Pictures
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      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
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