Un heureux mari

Titre original : I Do

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Mildred Davis and Harold Lloyd in Un heureux mari (1921)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueComic adventures of newlyweds and children.Comic adventures of newlyweds and children.Comic adventures of newlyweds and children.

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Harold Lloyd

The Boy

Mildred Davis

The Girl

Noah Young

The Agitation

Jack Morgan

The Disturbance
(as Jackie Morgan)

Jack Edwards

The Annoyance
(as Jackie Edwards)

Man in Chauffeured Car
(non crédité)

Evelyn Burns

Passerby in Aigrette Hat
(non crédité)

Dorothy Cassil

Distracting Girl in Cloche Hat
(non crédité)

Brother-in-Law
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Hal Roach
Scénario
- Hal Roach
- Sam Taylor
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Made me not to have any children after watching this

(1921) I Do SILENT COMEDY

The set up regards (Harold Lloyd) marrying his new wife (Mildred Davis) and upon coming home, their friend of two children leaves them with Lloyd and his new wife to look after.

Some of the sight gags includes the Lloyd trying to clean up the mess and mishaps of the older boy child; especially when goes out to buy fireworks and brings them home; scenes of trying to put baby to sleep; when Lloyd's newly wife tries to calm the children and put them to sleep. There is also a sequence of a prowler around the neighborhood with both Lloyd and Mildred to the housekeeper being spooked up about!

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Anecdotes
The film originally was three reels, but it was cut to two after lukewarm receptions by preview audiences.

Gaffes
When The Boy (Harold Lloyd) places the baby (aka, The Annoyance) on the sofa, the baby rolls forward onto its stomach. In the next shot, the baby is back on its back; it would not yet have the core strength to roll onto its back at that age.