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Good Sport

  • 1931
  • Passed
  • 1h 7min
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6,3/10
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John Boles and Linda Watkins in Good Sport (1931)
ComédieRomance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen her husband (Alan Dinehart) sails for a three-month business trip in Europe, an unsophisticated wife ('Linda Watkins (I)') sublets a Manhattan apartment so she can occupy herself with s... Tout lireWhen her husband (Alan Dinehart) sails for a three-month business trip in Europe, an unsophisticated wife ('Linda Watkins (I)') sublets a Manhattan apartment so she can occupy herself with shopping and the theater. While in the apartment, she discovers that it belongs to her husb... Tout lireWhen her husband (Alan Dinehart) sails for a three-month business trip in Europe, an unsophisticated wife ('Linda Watkins (I)') sublets a Manhattan apartment so she can occupy herself with shopping and the theater. While in the apartment, she discovers that it belongs to her husband's mistress (Greta Nissen), who has accompanied him to Europe. Rather than divorce him,... Tout lire

  • Réalisation
    • Kenneth MacKenna
  • Scénario
    • William Hurlbut
    • Howard Lindsay
    • Bertrand Robinson
  • Casting principal
    • Linda Watkins
    • John Boles
    • Greta Nissen
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,3/10
    59
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Kenneth MacKenna
    • Scénario
      • William Hurlbut
      • Howard Lindsay
      • Bertrand Robinson
    • Casting principal
      • Linda Watkins
      • John Boles
      • Greta Nissen
    • 4avis d'utilisateurs
    • 1avis de critique
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    Linda Watkins
    Linda Watkins
    • Marilyn Parker
    John Boles
    John Boles
    • Boyce Cameron
    Greta Nissen
    Greta Nissen
    • Peggy Bums
    Minna Gombell
    Minna Gombell
    • Virginia Casey
    Hedda Hopper
    Hedda Hopper
    • Mrs. Atherton
    Alan Dinehart
    Alan Dinehart
    • Rex Parker
    Claire Maynard
    Claire Maynard
    • Queenie
    Louise Beavers
    Louise Beavers
    • September
    Sally Blane
    Sally Blane
    • Marge
    Betty Francisco
    Betty Francisco
    • Laura
    Ethel Kenyon
    Ethel Kenyon
    • Loretta
    Inez Norton
    • Nita
    Joan Carr
    • Violet
    Joyce Compton
    Joyce Compton
    • Fay
    John T. Murray
    John T. Murray
    • Harry Kendricks
    Christine Maple
    Christine Maple
    • Party Girl
    Nadine Dore
    Nadine Dore
    • Party Girl
    Geneva Mitchell
    Geneva Mitchell
    • Party Girl
    • Réalisation
      • Kenneth MacKenna
    • Scénario
      • William Hurlbut
      • Howard Lindsay
      • Bertrand Robinson
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    A good sport with an uneven edge

    A happy married life for Marilyn Parker (Linda Watkins) turn sour when she finds out her husband (Alan Dinehart) is on his way to Europe on a three month business trip with his mistress Peggy Bums (Greta Nissen) on board. Mrs. Parker mother, played by Hedda Hopper, does her best to console her daughter and encourages her to get a divorce. But the wife wants answers to some of the questions that bothers her: how come her husband has an mistress? What caused him to go behind her back with so many lies? The mother comments that these are questions many wives would like answers to.

    The Mistress is a true gold digger and wants money and things to keep her happy. Her girlfriends are equally so and happily leads a life of being kept by rich men in an underworld of partying and boozing. So Marilyn Parker decides to mingle among these women and rents the apartment and maid (Louise Beavers) of her husbands mistress. She changes her name and hides her real identity. Out to find some answers on her own she is forced to lower her moral standards among some eager searching women. The real scene stealer of this film is actually the maid played by Louise Beaver. She has some wise cracking ideas for how to keep a rich man coming back for more and eagerly encourage Marilyn Parker to go out there and find one. Against her intention she meets the bachelor millionaire Boyce Cameron, played by John Boles, and is captivated by his charm and style. But as a faithful wife she keeps her distance and rejects his advances. Upon return from his journey to Europe, with his mistress in tow, he tells his wife that business is bad and they are about to loose their fortune. Loyalty ridden Marilyn decides not to confront him with the mistress, but to help him out financially by selling some of her property. But before making an end to this story she decides to visit the mistress and make a final confrontation. She finds her husband there and heartbroken decides enough is enough and leaves her husband for good. On her way out of town she is pursued by the man who loves her, Boyce Cameron. Some how an happy ending.

    "Good Sport" is an interesting pre-code film. There are plenty of scenes revealing bare shoulders and ladies in underwear. There are some excellent night club scenes with great jazz and blues music. Some of the films dialog is a bit dull. Making Marilyn Parker a somehow stiff and old fashion wife. Linda Watkins does well in her role and most of the cast members add style to a somehow ordinary film. It was an odd casting to see Linda Watkins as wife to Alan Dinehart, who early on seem to be less of an gentlemen (more like a brute) compared to the sophisticated style of his wife. Which makes the style of debonair Boyce Cameron the real man for Marilyn Parker.

    The highlite in "Good Sport" is definitely Louise Beavers as the wisecracking maid. She has dialog and personality enough to carry her own film. Greta Nissen as the mistress only appears towards the end of the film, unfortunately. After such promising career start during the silent era she surprisingly ended up with second female roles as gold diggers and mistresses in many Fox Film of the early 30's. Linda Watkins had a long career in Hollywood and "Good Sport" is one of the few films where she appeared in the leading female role. "Good Sport" leaves no long lasting impressions, but a definite film to see for all Louise Beavers fans.
    6boblipton

    Who's Keeping Score?

    When Alan Dinehart sails for Europe on business, he leaves wife Linda Watkins behind. She rents an apartment near the shop and theaters, only to discover it's the apartment of Dineheart's mistress, Greta Nissen -- she's with him on the trip. Apparently it's a building that specializes in side pieces, and Louise Beavers, who comes with the apartment, is famed for her hangover cures. So Miss Watkins has plenty of visitors, who show how the demi-monde half lives. She also meets John Boles, who seems harmless and charming.

    Like many Fox movies from this period, the copy that survives is in very poor shape. Between a stuttering visual element, and a wonky soundtrack, I found it barely watchable. Still, if you want to watch a movie like this, waiting around for a better copy of this soft-hearted pre-code is a waste of time, particularly you want to see Minna Gombell, Hedda Hopper, et c. In substantial roles.

    Miss Watkins career as a leading lady lasted only a couple of years. Then she disappeared from the screen, back on the stage, until she began to get supporting roles on television and the movies in the 1950s. She died in 1976 at the age of 68.

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      New York premiere was at the Roxy Theatre, 153 West 50th Street.
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      September: This ain't no girlfriend's underwear. This is a wife's underwear.

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      We Gotta Find a New Kentucky Home
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      Written by James F. Hanley

      Performed by Evelyn Preer

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    • Date de sortie
      • 13 décembre 1931 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • 金貨狂想曲
    • Société de production
      • Fox Film Corporation
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      • 1h 7min(67 min)
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      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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