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Crepúsculo de una gloria

Título original: Look for the Silver Lining
  • 1949
  • Approved
  • 1h 46min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.2/10
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Ray Bolger and June Haver in Crepúsculo de una gloria (1949)
This musical biopic chronicles the vaudeville-to-Broadway story of 1920s' star Marilyn Miller (June Haver). From her start on the boards in Findlay, Ohio, Marilyn sings and dances her way to Broadway stardom, frequently in company with her mentor, dancer Jack Donahue (Ray Bolger).
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMarilyn Miller grows up in a showbiz family and hits Broadway before she is sixteen. She falls in love with her dancer-mentor Jack, but he is married. When she marries her stage partner Fran... Leer todoMarilyn Miller grows up in a showbiz family and hits Broadway before she is sixteen. She falls in love with her dancer-mentor Jack, but he is married. When she marries her stage partner Frank he soon is called to arms in World War I.Marilyn Miller grows up in a showbiz family and hits Broadway before she is sixteen. She falls in love with her dancer-mentor Jack, but he is married. When she marries her stage partner Frank he soon is called to arms in World War I.

  • Dirección
    • David Butler
  • Guionistas
    • Phoebe Ephron
    • Henry Ephron
    • Marian Spitzer
  • Elenco
    • June Haver
    • Ray Bolger
    • Gordon MacRae
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.2/10
    477
    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • David Butler
    • Guionistas
      • Phoebe Ephron
      • Henry Ephron
      • Marian Spitzer
    • Elenco
      • June Haver
      • Ray Bolger
      • Gordon MacRae
    • 18Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 2Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
      • 3 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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    June Haver
    June Haver
    • Marilyn Miller
    Ray Bolger
    Ray Bolger
    • Jack Donahue
    Gordon MacRae
    Gordon MacRae
    • Frank Carter
    Charles Ruggles
    Charles Ruggles
    • Caro 'Pop' Miller
    Rosemary DeCamp
    Rosemary DeCamp
    • Mama Miller
    Lee Wilde
    Lee Wilde
    • Claire Miller
    Lyn Wilde
    Lyn Wilde
    • Ruth Miller
    Dick Simmons
    Dick Simmons
    • Henry Doran
    S.Z. Sakall
    S.Z. Sakall
    • Shendorf
    Walter Catlett
    Walter Catlett
    • Walter Catlett
    George Zoritch
    George Zoritch
    • Ballet Specialty
    Oleg Tupine
    • Ballet Specialty
    Bill Alcorn
    • Chorus Boy
    • (sin créditos)
    Stanley Andrews
    Stanley Andrews
    • Producer
    • (sin créditos)
    Joy Barlow
    Joy Barlow
    • Brunette
    • (sin créditos)
    Janet Barrett
    Janet Barrett
    • Receptionist
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    Barry Bernard
    • British Stage Manager
    • (sin créditos)
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    • St. Clair - Actor in 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'
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    • Dirección
      • David Butler
    • Guionistas
      • Phoebe Ephron
      • Henry Ephron
      • Marian Spitzer
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    7Maverick1962

    Underrated musical biopic of Marilyn Miller

    If you love old fashioned musicals as I do, in glorious technicolor, I think you will enjoy this biopic of the extremely popular Broadway star of the early twentieth century, Marilyn Miller, here well played by June Haver. June Haver herself gave up movies shortly after this film, became a nun for a short while and then married Fred MacMurray and retired from movies. She has a similar build, having checked out Marilyn Miller on YouTube as I have, and is well cast, unlike so many movie castings. Perhaps less pretty than the real woman, June gives an effervescent performance throughout and my only gripe is that she didn't really have the charisma perhaps that Marilyn Miller clearly must have had to have been so popular. However, there are two charismatic performances, the leading actor and wonderful dancer, Ray Bolger, who played the scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz, and the future heartthrob singer and actor Gordon MacRae, he of Oklahoma! and Carousel fame. Ray Bolger plays Jack O'Donahue a star dancer who befriends Marilyn, and Gordon MacRae plays her first husband, Frank Carter. Bolger is outstanding as usual, displaying his dancing gifts which make you long for more of his movies to be shown, although he never made that many. The same for Gordon MacRae, who never made enough musicals, who for me had the best baritone voice Hollywood ever had, and here he is under-used, but it was his first musical. Sadly, all of these great musical stars were dropped by the studios when TV and rock 'n'roll took over in the mid fifties. A criminal waste of talent. Luckily for these two guys they could adapt to TV and Broadway to continue their careers. Catch them here in a really good musical (although sanitised according to reports on Marilyn Miller) before the studio chop came. The score here by Jerome Kern and Buddy DeSylva is just beautiful, including of course the title song. Good supporting actors include Charlie Ruggles and Rosemary DeCamp as Marilyn's parents who include her in their act when she is fifteen. June Haver is a little unconvincing at this stage as she looks too old, but then she has to age about fifteen years over the movie. Marilyn Miller died in her mid thirties from a sinus operation but the movie is cut short before this so as not to bring it down at the end, a clever decision I thought.
    6bkoganbing

    A Most Elusive Thing

    Look For the Silver Lining is a particular song favorite of mine and it was the theme song of one of Broadway's brightest stars, Marilyn Miller. Her own life, sad to say did not have too many sunny days in it after that fateful night where she lost her first husband.

    She died young from complications of a sinus operation in 1936 in the year when her producer/benefactor Florenz Ziegfeld had a biographical film about him. There was no mention of Marilyn's name in the film at all.

    June Haver plays a winning Marilyn whom we see as a girl like Judy Garland, born in a trunk. Remember that Judy played Marilyn in Look for the Silver Lining. She was a child performer in a family of performers like the Gumm sisters. She met and fell in love with Frank Carter, a song and dance man who was killed in a car crash in New Jersey as the film shows. Carter in this film is played by Gordon MacRae in one of his earliest film roles.

    Marilyn spent an extraordinary amount of money for a tomb for the late Mr. Carter who by all rights on his own would never deserve such a monument. It's one of the grandest in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx where Marilyn eventually joined him. It dwarfs such folks as former Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes and Irving Berlin who wrote Easter Parade for her and Clifton Webb in As Thousands Cheer.

    In this film Marilyn has one other husband, Jack Donohue played by Ray Bolger who has some terrific dance numbers. That and two other marriages in real life didn't work out for her. One of her other husbands was Jack Pickford, brother of Mary Pickford who led quite a life of drink and debauchery and died young.

    What's not shown is how hearty Marilyn partied in the Roaring Twenties. She was one wild child between marriages indulging in uncountable one night stands. It was said that in shows with her frequent co-star Clifton Webb, they'd split up the chorus boys, she'd take the straight ones and he'd go after the gay ones, many times their paths would cross.

    One thing Marilyn never did was record. She adamantly refused record contracts, would not consider going to a recording studio to record the songs identified with her like Look For the Silver Lining, Who, and Easter Parade. She felt that sound alone could not capture the magic of a live performance, the dancing as well as the singing. Only those early sound films are the only record of her performing.

    Marilyn Miller had an R, even an X rated life and Look for the Silver Lining does not remotely do justice to it. Still it's a tastefully done tribute to a very tragic star who found happiness in this world a most elusive thing.
    4mossgrymk

    look for the hand sanitizer

    Typical, Hollywood, 1940s, musical biopic. You take what, by all accounts, was a sassy, lusty, four times married (five if you count the engagement that was going to result in marriage were it not for an untimely death brought on by botched nasal passage surgery) alcoholic gal and run her through Will Hays' and Joe Breen's handy dandy whitewash, censorship, bowdlerization, airbrush machine and, voila ! She comes out a G rated bore. As is this film. Aside from two great Ray Bolger hoofin numbers and one good Jerome Kern song (the title song) it's pretty much fast forward city. As for June Haver, there seem to be glimmers of talent in there somewhere, but David Butler sure aint the director to bring them out. C minus.
    Doylenf

    Lavish, underrated musical bio of Marilyn Miller...

    When June Haver finally got the top musical role of her career, it was Ray Bolger who stole the show. A more accomplished musical actress might have made this musical more than a routine, pleasant backstage story that is actually an incomplete bio of the great Broadway star. The production numbers are fine, the supporting cast is excellent and the technicolor glows--but it's never more than a routine musical with June Haver appealing as the talented singer/dancer who became a Broadway favorite and Gordon MacRae in fine voice as the man she loves but ultimately loses to an untimely accident. Not great, but worth seeing for Ray Bolger's inimitable way with a dance step in some show-stopping routines. Nice supporting players include Rosemary DeCamp, Charles Ruggles and S.Z. ("Cuddles") Sakall.
    7planktonrules

    According to IMDb, this is a highly sanitized bio-pic.

    I was not at all surprised to read that "Look for the Silver Lining" is a highly sanitized bio-pic. After all, Hollywood has a long, long history of making biographies that omit all the wicked stuff in favor of glitz and entertainment. A couple such films that come to mind are "Night and Day" (which bears little similarity to the life of Cole Porter...especially since he was gay) and "Love Me or Leave Me" (which makes Ruth Etting seem almost as sweet as Mary Poppins). To Hollywood, history was just a starting point in 1930s-50s films and a little embellishment (or A LOT) was just part of making the story marketable. Because of this, it's usually bad if the viewer thinks this is a history lesson! In fact, a film of the era that accurately tells the story is the exception rather than the rule. So, if you want to learn about the life of Marilyn Miller, I suggest you read a biography or skim the internet!

    This film begins with Marilyn (June Haver) an established star about to do a new stage production. She seems a bit under the weather...and the film soon flashes back to her youth before she became famous. You then see her life unfold...or at least the studio's version of her life. It's all very slick, very entertaining and filled with nice scenes and very nice song and dance numbers...though as I said above, it's terribly sanitized and inoffensive. I also thought a couple scenes were overdone (such as when Mr. Miller had the mumps...talk about overacting!) and the sledgehammer symbolism with the broken elephant was just too much. Still, inoffensive and enjoyable provided you don't care about the many liberties the story took on the true life of Ms. Miller. This is especially true of the final portion--which bore no similarities to Miller's life at all.

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    • Trivia
      Joan Leslie was originally considered for the Marilyn Miller role before June Haver was cast.
    • Errores
      When Marilyn Miller returns to New York from London in 1914, the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building are seen on the New York skyline. These were not built until the 1920s (the Empire State was finished and opened in 1931).
    • Citas

      Caro 'Pop' Miller: [just before leaving Marilyn's dressing room] Well, can you think of an exit line?

      Jack Donahue: Sure. You got two dollars?

      Caro 'Pop' Miller: Yes.

      Jack Donahue: C'mon, I'll buy you a drink.

      Caro 'Pop' Miller: Alright. I...

      [realizes what Jack said and laughs]

    • Conexiones
      Edited into Historia de un humorista (1952)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin' Caroline
      (uncredited)

      Music by Caro Roma

      Lyrics by William H. Gardner

      Performed on-stage by Ray Bolger

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 23 de diciembre de 1949 (México)
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      • Look for the Silver Lining
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
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      • Warner Bros.
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