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Tenías que ser tú

Título original: It Had to Be You
  • 1947
  • 1h 38min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.5/10
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Ginger Rogers and Cornel Wilde in Tenías que ser tú (1947)
Romantic ComedyComedyFantasyRomance

Una mujer es conocida por dejar a sus novios en el altar hasta que un apuesto bombero entra en su vida.Una mujer es conocida por dejar a sus novios en el altar hasta que un apuesto bombero entra en su vida.Una mujer es conocida por dejar a sus novios en el altar hasta que un apuesto bombero entra en su vida.

  • Dirección
    • Don Hartman
    • Rudolph Maté
  • Guionistas
    • Norman Panama
    • Melvin Frank
    • Don Hartman
  • Elenco
    • Ginger Rogers
    • Cornel Wilde
    • Percy Waram
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.5/10
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    • Dirección
      • Don Hartman
      • Rudolph Maté
    • Guionistas
      • Norman Panama
      • Melvin Frank
      • Don Hartman
    • Elenco
      • Ginger Rogers
      • Cornel Wilde
      • Percy Waram
    • 24Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 4Opiniones de los críticos
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    Ginger Rogers
    Ginger Rogers
    • Victoria Stafford
    Cornel Wilde
    Cornel Wilde
    • George McKesson…
    Percy Waram
    Percy Waram
    • Mr. Horace Stafford
    Spring Byington
    Spring Byington
    • Mrs. Martha Stafford
    Ron Randell
    Ron Randell
    • Oliver H.P. Harrington
    Thurston Hall
    Thurston Hall
    • Mr. Ned Harrington
    Charles Evans
    Charles Evans
    • Dr. Parkinson
    Billy Bevan
    Billy Bevan
    • Evans - the Butler
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    Frank Orth
    Frank Orth
    • Train Conductor Brown
    Johnny Duncan
    Johnny Duncan
    • John
    • (escenas eliminadas)
    Vera Lewis
    Vera Lewis
    • Mrs. Brown
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    Oscar O'Shea
    Oscar O'Shea
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    Jessie Arnold
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    Edward Biby
    Edward Biby
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    Eddie Borden
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    Chet Brandenburg
    Chet Brandenburg
    • Fireman
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    Paul Campbell
    • Radio Announcer
    • (sin créditos)
    George Chandler
    George Chandler
    • Bus Passenger with Newspaper
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    • Dirección
      • Don Hartman
      • Rudolph Maté
    • Guionistas
      • Norman Panama
      • Melvin Frank
      • Don Hartman
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    5Doylenf

    Foolish comedy is all in vain...incredibly naive mixture of fact and fantasy...

    GINGER ROGERS plays another one of her fluttery sapheads with a little girl voice and manner that becomes irritating after the first ten minutes. She's caught in a script full of trouble--because none of it makes a good deal of sense. Supposedly, her crush as a girl on a boy who played Indian games with her, has her fantasizing that this boy--now a man in her dreams--is the one she was destined to marry.

    So, in a prologue to the nonsense, she shows up at the altar several times with a man she cannot exchange the wedding vows with--even up until the ending where she and RON RANDELL are about to be wed.

    It's tiresome stuff, but is somewhat salvaged by a couple of bright performances from CORNEL WILDE as the Indian incarnation (in her dreams) and RON RANDELL as the stuffy suitor who has the best command of all the comic lines and situations. Indeed, it's Randell who gives the most polished, professional job in the whole film. And CORNEL WILDE, in a dual role as the Indian and the fireman Ginger eventually meets, lends charm and physical presence to his part.

    SPRING BYINGTON is properly befuddled (as usual) as Rogers' dithery mother but the whole story fizzles long before it reaches a rather predictable ending.

    Ginger mugs her way through most of it but it's her little girl voice that is the most irritating factor in her portrayal of the daffy heroine.
    inunez

    Viewing of "It had to be you (1947)

    I also saw this movie "It Had To be You" when I was 8 or 9 .... I would love to see it again .... does anyone know if it is available? I tried Turner Classic Movies and did not get a hit .... are there any archives that one might be able to look into? .... one of the things I remember vividly is that there was an Indian in the movie, looked like Tonto from the Lone Ranger, and seem to remember a staircase and a train ..... interestingly enough I saw this movie on a ship when my family was going back to South America on one of the "Grace" line ships, the "Santa Isabel" of course at the time there was no movie room on the ship but it was shown on a screen hung probably on the stern of the ship and we sat on chairs on the deck. I would like to add that after I wrote the above comment, I did find a DVD in England. Comes in the European format so you need a player or PC that has that option. Have to say that it was great to be able to see watch it again.
    8moviedude1

    Not necessarily a bad outing for Rogers...

    Ginger Rogers stars as a pending bride who's noted for leaving her suitor(s) at the altar. But this time, she's sure of her decision...until a new suitor, literally, shows up in her dreams.

    Although I don't believe something like this could REALLY happen, I was in the mood for something light and I ended up watching this. I've never been a big fan of the old movies, but I saw "Chicago" with Gere, Zellweger, and Zeta-Jones and then saw the film "Roxie Hart" (1927) with Ginger Rogers, and kind of liked the campy comedy that this film portrayed, so I keep an eye out for her on TCM and whenever I stumble across one of her films, I try and watch them. As I said, I don't believe the premise of the film could ever happen, but the way Ginger looks at Cornel Wilde is believable and, although it's probably with more infatuation than love, I know every guy wishes for a girl to look at him that way.

    The story won't necessarily keep you enthralled, but your wondering how they're gonna get out of this predicament will! 8 out of 10 stars!
    7ruxpin3000

    Great film for a lazy afternoon.

    As a single 20-something I've had to watch seemingly hundreds of romantic comedies with girlfriends. "It Had to Be You" is probably the only one I would consider watching again.

    I was half asleep when this movie came on Turner Classic Movies this afternoon. I've been trashcan-by-the-couch sick all week, so what's been on the TV is a complete blur.

    Before I could cycle through what was on the DVR, the movie had gotten its hooks in me. When I got up and ran urgently to the bathroom I did something I never do: I hit 'pause.' I'm probably a dream subject for people marketing to the 21- to 35-year-old bracket. I like violence, video games, electric guitars and scantily-clad women. None of these things are in "It Had to Be You," but it kept me entertained anyway.

    It's not a classic by any means, but this movie is solid. Its humor carries through 60 years later and the actors felt right for their roles. Also, the story is believable in its unbelievability - I still like to think my kindergarten-crush will pop up and be right for me.

    The movie also has that post-war wholesomeness that's hard to describe. There are a lot things left unsaid in the film that would be brought up in a modernized version, mainly about a live-in male friend who is not the fiancé. As it stands it feels fresh compared to the last half-dozen romantic-comedies I begrudgingly saw in theaters.

    If you want to see a quality, lighthearted, funny and fantastic 40s-era movie, then check this one out next time it's on TCM.
    10lora64

    To wed or not to wed, that is the question

    Life holds much promise as Victoria (Ginger Rogers) stands beautifully gowned in her wedding dress next to her chosen mate for the big moment of saying "I do." But to her dismay the words just never do come out and she runs off down the aisle leaving mayhem behind her. This disaster occurs three times, a year apart, in the end leaving her and everyone else exasperated.

    Enter prospective groom No. 4 named Oliver and she's determined to see it through this time no matter what. However, Fate steps in with a most peculiar fantasy figure (of her imagination it seems) she names George (Cornel Wilde), who creates compromising situations in her life yet gradually points the way out for her bewilderment.

    When she recalls an old sweetheart from childhood days, Johnny, who is now a fireman (also played by Cornel Wilde), she realizes he's the one for her but there are many tangled threads to set aright.

    The beginning of the movie is amusing but picks up momentum as it progresses and becomes downright hilarious. I found it very funny where Victoria bursts out in confusion, "But I'm going to marry Oliver," (or words to that effect) as if trying to convince herself. It reminds me of that saying, "The heart has reasons that reason does not understand."

    It's an enjoyable movie with a surprising twist to the ending. I too wish the video was available; was lucky to see it on tv.

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    • Trivia
      Producer Don Hartman attempted to rent the Hope Diamond for Ginger Rogers to wear but was unsuccessful.
    • Errores
      The ticket for the baseball game, dated July 26, 1947, shows the Yankees' opponents as Washington (Senators), when in reality they played the Chicago White Sox that day ... and lost.
    • Citas

      George McKesson: How!

      [kisses Victoria]

      Victoria Stafford: And how!

    • Conexiones
      Followed by It Had to Be You (2000)
    • Bandas sonoras
      It Had to Be You
      Music by Isham Jones

      Played often throughout the film

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 11 de marzo de 1948 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • Inglés
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      • It Had to Be You
    • Productora
      • Columbia Pictures
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 38 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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