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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंDanny Kaye cuts loose with his trademark musical clowning. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong plays his horn and croons in that famed gargling-granite voice. Big Band icons Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony an... सभी पढ़ेंDanny Kaye cuts loose with his trademark musical clowning. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong plays his horn and croons in that famed gargling-granite voice. Big Band icons Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony and Shelly Manne join the fun.Danny Kaye cuts loose with his trademark musical clowning. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong plays his horn and croons in that famed gargling-granite voice. Big Band icons Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony and Shelly Manne join the fun.
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- 2 जीत और कुल 8 नामांकन
Eric Alden
- Musician
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Babette Bain
- Rehabilitation Patient
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Bill Baldwin
- Announcer
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Sheryn Banks
- Girl at Birthday Party
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Earl Barton
- Choreographer
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Henry Beau
- Undetermined Secondary Role
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Sentimental biography of a famous jazzman , Red Nichols, stars Danny Kaye paying tribute to this great musician by providing a terrific acting and whose traumatic private life was a little shocking for Hollywood standards . Along the way , there appears Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong who plays his horn and croons in that famed gargling-granite voice. Other famous horn players and Big Band icons as Bob Crosby, Ray Anthony and Shelly Manne join the fun.
The plot is plain and simple , an engaging biographic chronicle , featuring perormances from legendary musicians as Bob Crosby, , Bobby Troup , Ray Anthony , Luis Armstrong and Red Nichols magnificently played by Danny Kaye who cuts loose with his trademark musical clowning . The film is a Danny Kaye recital , he plays his horn , sings ,and puts some faces and grimaces . Sylvia Fine , Kaye's wife , is the lyricist , composer , besides associate producer and dialogs writer , and responsible for many of the best known musical routines and songs for her husband . This is a mirth as well as melancholic rhapsody in which the duo starring : Danny Kaye as the extraordinary jazzman and Barbara Bel Geddes as the woman who he loved , both of whom giving awesome performance . An engaging and charming film , though tends to be overlong and slow-moving at times , concerning a dramatic portrayal of a horn player who fights to fill his need for music , while becomes trapped in some dramatic misfortunes . Accompanying them a lot of wonderful of secondary actors and musicians , such as : Harry Guardino , Bob Crosby, Bobby Troup , Susan Gordon , Ray Anthony, Shelly Manne and a teen Tuesday Weld. What the script lacks in originality is amply made up for the extraordinary music and outstanding cast . Highlights the moving musical score by composer Leith Stevens and colorful cinematography by Daniel L. Fapp , while enjoyable apperance by Louis Armstrong make it a must-see for Jazz enthusiasts .
This musical drama was competently made by one of the best Golden Hollywood directors , Melville Shavelson. His movies have a special penchant for recapturing a particular atmosphere , many of this movies are about real people but they remain muted in impact . A notorious screenwriter , Bob Hope and Danny Kaye features Shavelson's movies when he became filmmaker and his films with them are the most successful such as : ¨The seven tittle Foys¨ , Beau James¨, ¨On the Double¨ and ¨Five pennies¨ . Shavelson's later pictures were made for TV and mostly biographies as ¨The great Houdini¨ , ¨Ike¨, ¨Ike : the war years¨, and ¨The legend of Valentino¨ which remains the best work on the subject to date . Two of the best films resulted to be ¨¨Cast a giant shadow¨ , an epic movie with all-star-cast dealing with the birth of Israel and one of his biggest hits was ¨Yours , mine and ours¨. The Five Pennies (1959) rating : 7/10 . Better than average. The flick will appeal to Jazz lovers and Danny Kaye, Louis Armstrong fans.
The plot is plain and simple , an engaging biographic chronicle , featuring perormances from legendary musicians as Bob Crosby, , Bobby Troup , Ray Anthony , Luis Armstrong and Red Nichols magnificently played by Danny Kaye who cuts loose with his trademark musical clowning . The film is a Danny Kaye recital , he plays his horn , sings ,and puts some faces and grimaces . Sylvia Fine , Kaye's wife , is the lyricist , composer , besides associate producer and dialogs writer , and responsible for many of the best known musical routines and songs for her husband . This is a mirth as well as melancholic rhapsody in which the duo starring : Danny Kaye as the extraordinary jazzman and Barbara Bel Geddes as the woman who he loved , both of whom giving awesome performance . An engaging and charming film , though tends to be overlong and slow-moving at times , concerning a dramatic portrayal of a horn player who fights to fill his need for music , while becomes trapped in some dramatic misfortunes . Accompanying them a lot of wonderful of secondary actors and musicians , such as : Harry Guardino , Bob Crosby, Bobby Troup , Susan Gordon , Ray Anthony, Shelly Manne and a teen Tuesday Weld. What the script lacks in originality is amply made up for the extraordinary music and outstanding cast . Highlights the moving musical score by composer Leith Stevens and colorful cinematography by Daniel L. Fapp , while enjoyable apperance by Louis Armstrong make it a must-see for Jazz enthusiasts .
This musical drama was competently made by one of the best Golden Hollywood directors , Melville Shavelson. His movies have a special penchant for recapturing a particular atmosphere , many of this movies are about real people but they remain muted in impact . A notorious screenwriter , Bob Hope and Danny Kaye features Shavelson's movies when he became filmmaker and his films with them are the most successful such as : ¨The seven tittle Foys¨ , Beau James¨, ¨On the Double¨ and ¨Five pennies¨ . Shavelson's later pictures were made for TV and mostly biographies as ¨The great Houdini¨ , ¨Ike¨, ¨Ike : the war years¨, and ¨The legend of Valentino¨ which remains the best work on the subject to date . Two of the best films resulted to be ¨¨Cast a giant shadow¨ , an epic movie with all-star-cast dealing with the birth of Israel and one of his biggest hits was ¨Yours , mine and ours¨. The Five Pennies (1959) rating : 7/10 . Better than average. The flick will appeal to Jazz lovers and Danny Kaye, Louis Armstrong fans.
When I was growing up Danny Kaye was a huge figure.All over the radio,on records TV and the movies,you couldn't escape from his face or voice. He made successful tours of top rate theatrical venues in the uk,he could sing,dance,act,write comedy routines and song lyrics.His stage act was an explosion of energy and sheer talent.He was-in the ludicrously overused sense of the term-a superstar. In "The Five Pennies" we catch him at the height of his powers as an actor,singer and lyricist(to his wife Sylvia Fine's enchanting tunes) With a strong guest appearance by arguably the finest jazz musician who ever lived and some really clever songs(The Five Pennies,Lullaby in Ragtime and Goodnight all use the same chord sequence). It was a success de cash rather than a success d'estime like most of Kaye's movies,and perhaps that's why his work is largely neglected in critical circles today. As Gloria Swanson said in "Sunset Boulevard,"I'm still big,the movies got smaller"
The Five Pennies Danny Kaye plays Red Nichols, a famous coronet player of yesteryear. I found this story a notch better "fair" and nicely aided by the musical talent of Louis Armstrong. Kaye and Armstrong's duet on "When The Saints Go Marching In" is the highlight of the film.
For a classic movie, the stereo in here is amazing, especially on the songs. In one instance, there are three people singing and their voices all coming out separately on different speakers. Pretty good for just the tape. Now that a DVD has been released, I wonder what the sound on that is like?
The story starts to lag a bit near the end when Kaye starts to feel sorry for himself and this goes on and on as he retires from playing. However, there is a nice, sentimental upbeat ending.
Notes: Kaye and Barbara Bel Geddes, who plays Red's wife "Bobbie," never age in the film even though it spans 15 or more years! It's interesting to see Tuesday Weld as a teenager.
For a classic movie, the stereo in here is amazing, especially on the songs. In one instance, there are three people singing and their voices all coming out separately on different speakers. Pretty good for just the tape. Now that a DVD has been released, I wonder what the sound on that is like?
The story starts to lag a bit near the end when Kaye starts to feel sorry for himself and this goes on and on as he retires from playing. However, there is a nice, sentimental upbeat ending.
Notes: Kaye and Barbara Bel Geddes, who plays Red's wife "Bobbie," never age in the film even though it spans 15 or more years! It's interesting to see Tuesday Weld as a teenager.
I'm 15 years old and when I saw this movie for the first time about a year ago, I feel in love with it. It is the perfect combo of comedy, romance, and drama. I am a writer and I always add a little of all of those emotions into my stories because it makes it more believeable and realistic as well as more touching. I am now a Danny Kaye fan. He is a wonderful actor and singer. Whenever I see him on while flipping the channels, I will stop and watch. I am also now a fan of classic films of the 1930s and beyond.
10sdhalfon
my favorite bit of this film is at the end, I care not how factual it is. I find a lump in my throat every single time I see it and I am usually blubbing like a baby by the end credits. It is a wonderful story of a very talented man and of a great time in musical history, the scenes with 'Satchmo' Louis Armstrong are another particular favorite as he usually steals the scene. The little girl actress put s in a fine and mature performance as 'Red' Nicols's daughter. But as usual Danny Kaye is nothing short of majestic he is perfectly at home miming to Lorne 'Red' Nicols cornet playing. The story is beautiful as is the acting. Don't forget to pack your Kleenex when you watch it though. Excellent family entertainment twenty out of ten......
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाWhile Danny Kaye worked hard to be able to accurately fake playing cornet (he practiced for months learning the fingering of the instrument), it was the real Red Nichols who provided all of the cornet playing for Kaye in this movie.
- गूफ़After Red and Willa have left the club and are traveling home, the cars seen through the rear window of the taxicab are distinctly 1940's to 1950's vehicles which were nonexistent in 1924.
- भाव
Louis Armstrong: Excuse it, folks. Somebody must have put alcohol in our liquor.
- कनेक्शनFeatured in American Masters: Danny Kaye: A Legacy of Laughter (1996)
- साउंडट्रैकThe Five Pennies
(1959)
Words and Music by Sylvia Fine
Sung by Danny Kaye (uncredited) to Dorothy
Performed by Eileen Wilson (uncredited) at the comeback show
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- चलने की अवधि
- 1 घं 57 मि(117 min)
- पक्ष अनुपात
- 1.85 : 1
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