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El gallardo aventurero

Título original: Honky Tonk
  • 1941
  • Approved
  • 1h 45min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.5/10
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Clark Gable and Lana Turner in El gallardo aventurero (1941)
Fast-talking con-man and grifter Candy Johnson rises to be the corrupt boss of Yellow Creek, but his wife's alcoholic father tries to set things right.
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La esposa de Clark Gable en el momento de la producción, Carole Lombard, a menudo estaba en el set, siendo muy consciente de la reputación de "chica de fiesta" de Lana Turner y la afinidad d... Leer todoLa esposa de Clark Gable en el momento de la producción, Carole Lombard, a menudo estaba en el set, siendo muy consciente de la reputación de "chica de fiesta" de Lana Turner y la afinidad de su marido por las rubias.La esposa de Clark Gable en el momento de la producción, Carole Lombard, a menudo estaba en el set, siendo muy consciente de la reputación de "chica de fiesta" de Lana Turner y la afinidad de su marido por las rubias.

  • Dirección
    • Jack Conway
  • Guionistas
    • Marguerite Roberts
    • John Sanford
    • James Edward Grant
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    • Clark Gable
    • Lana Turner
    • Frank Morgan
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    • Dirección
      • Jack Conway
    • Guionistas
      • Marguerite Roberts
      • John Sanford
      • James Edward Grant
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      • Clark Gable
      • Lana Turner
      • Frank Morgan
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    Clark Gable
    Clark Gable
    • 'Candy' Johnson
    Lana Turner
    Lana Turner
    • Elizabeth Cotton
    Frank Morgan
    Frank Morgan
    • Judge Cotton
    Claire Trevor
    Claire Trevor
    • 'Gold Dust' Nelson
    Marjorie Main
    Marjorie Main
    • Mrs. Varner
    Albert Dekker
    Albert Dekker
    • Brazos Hearn
    Henry O'Neill
    Henry O'Neill
    • Daniel Wells
    Chill Wills
    Chill Wills
    • The Sniper
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      • John Sanford
      • James Edward Grant
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    7Ed-Shullivan

    Still has retained its (western) charm some 80 years later

    You cannot go wrong watching a 1940's western that stars the charming and macho Clark Gable who plays a huckster named Candy Johnson with two ladies chasing after him. The first lady is the street smart, poker playing barmaid named 'Gold Dust' Nelson (Claire Trevor) and the second lady who still lives at home with her daddy judge Cotton (Frank Morgan) the one and only Grand Wizard from the 1939 classic Wizard of Oz is the Boston born debutante Elizabeth Cotton (Lana Turner).

    There is no one in the modern day age of the 1940's cinema that garners more attention, confidence and natural swagger than the smooth talking Clark Gable who could even charm the skin off of a rattlesnake and he certainly lives up to his reputation in Honky Tonk. No doubt, this is a western with gamblers, gunslingers, bar room brawls and high noon shootouts, but it is also a romantic film so there is a little bit of country charm in it as well.

    I would recommend Honky Tonk is worth watching at least twice in a lifetime. I give it a solid 7 out of 10 rating.
    8johno-21

    Vintage Gable and youthful Turner in a good romantic western

    This is Clark Gable in his fifth film after Gone With the Wind and pre-World War II when he was at the peak of his Clark Gable screen persona that he best remembered by as the rugged, devil-may-care, reckless, dangerous, sly, witty, conniving, and handsome character that finds trouble and romance equally irresistible. Kind of like the character that Sean Connery portrayed in his early Bond pictures. This is typical Gable matched up with his feminine romantic adversary this time around in a young Lana Turner in their first film together. Turner is absolutely beautiful. He's a con man and gambler in the old west that flees from town to town one step ahead of the law and anyone he's crossed or bamboozled. He and his side kick Chill Wills land in a town where he ends up in love with the Judge daughter. He and the Judge played by Frank Morgan share a common shady past. Gable buys a saloon and ends up taking over the town but there's plenty of trouble always looming while he simultaneously tries to lead the life of a settled down married man. Claire Trevor, Majorie Main and Albert Dekker are among the supporting cast. Harrold Rosson who photographed The Wizzard of Oz and had 5 Academy Award nominations in his long career is the cinematographer with some scenes shot by 4 time Academy Award nominated and long-time Greta Garbo photographer William H. Daniels. Jack Conway who directed Gable in Boomtwon, Too Hot to Handle, Saratoga and The Hucksters as well as directing such notable films as Red Headed Woman, Libeled Lady and A Tale of Two Cities is the film's director. Franz Waxman provides the score. It's a nice blend of drama, romance and comedy and I would give it an 8.5 out of 10.
    7dglink

    The Con Man and the Blonde

    Fast talking conman "Candy" Johnson is a kissing cousin to a Rhett Butler without card tricks; oozing charm that disarms men and women alike, Candy arrives in the Western town of Yellow Creek and, through corruption, rises to the top both politically and economically. Made only two years after "Gone with the Wind," "Honky Tonk" has some echoes of the Selznick epic woven into its melodramatic scenario. However, the primary throwback to the Civil War epic is Clark Gable, who not only looks exactly as he did as Butler, but his performance closely tracks the earlier iconic role as well. Cocky and flashing his trademark grin, Gable flirts, cons, and shoots with the best, aided and abetted by Chill Wills as his bewhiskered side-kick, "The Sniper."

    The twenty-year age difference between Gable and the film's female lead, Lana Turner, passes without remark, because Gable's charms are understandably ageless. At age 20, Turner is already glamorous and incandescent with her bleached blonde hair and pale flawless skin, which glow in Harold Rosson's crisp black-and-white camera-work. Beyond Wills, the other supporting players are skilled veterans. Sharp and tough, Claire Trevor is always fascinating to watch, and she provides romantic rivalry for Turner and gal-pal friendship for Gable. Frank Morgan as Turner's alcoholic father and Albert Dekker as Gable's rival for power are effective, and Marjorie Main supplies the needed light moments. All told, the stars and cast are the film's primary assets.

    Directed by Jack Conway, "Honky Tonk" is a predictable, but entertaining star vehicle for Gable and a showcase for emerging star Lana Turner. As such, fans of Turner will be entranced, while Gable's followers will consider the film essential viewing.
    10perfectbond

    Top notch western!

    I can't believe the relatively low score for this movie! It is unfathomable to me. I don't usually gush about movies but I enjoyed this film immensely. Dashing Clark Gable and glamorous Lana Turner have terrific chemistry and their witty (and later amorous) exchanges were pure enjoyment to behold. The supporting cast is also excellent. The sharply written screenplay is a perfect balance of romance, drama, action, and even comedy such as when Candy smooth talks his way through jams) that is executed with such aplomb and zest that I was on cloud nine after watching this film. This is not only one of my favorite westerns but also one of my favorite films period. It's a shame it isn't as much in the public consciousness as it deserves to be. Highest recommendation! 10/10
    GManfred

    Something Missing

    This picture starts out with great promise; A con-man and his sidekick about to get ridden out of a town on a rail, tarred and feathered, but they turn the tables on the angry mob and 'hightail it' out on the next train. In the next town he meets Lana Turner, and the action and narrative come to a screeching halt as the story becomes a sappy love story with the old west as a backdrop.

    I say 'sappy', because there is not a note of veracity in what follows, as unlikely and far-fetched a love story as can be imagined. Gable gives it all he's got but Lana Turner was a lightweight as an actress and is no help. They are both hampered by a sappy script designed to pander to 40's audiences but which nowadays is just irritating, right down to the happy (sappy?) ending. OK for Gable fans but pass on this one if you're not.

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      Clark Gable's wife at the time of production, Carole Lombard, was often on the set, being well aware of Lana Turner's party girl reputation and her husband's affinity for blondes.
    • Citas

      'Candy' Johnson: [to Elizabeth] You're prettier than a little white kitten with a blue ribbon on it.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Suena el clarín (1942)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Sweet Genevieve
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      Music by Henry Tucker

      Lyrics by George Cooper

      Played in the Placer saloon

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 4 de junio de 1942 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Jamestown, California, Estados Unidos(railroad station)
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      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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      • Black and White
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