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The Front Page

  • 1974
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  • 1 घं 45 मि
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Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau in The Front Page (1974)
कॉमेडीकॉस्ट्यूम ड्रामाडार्क कॉमेडीड्रामातमाशापीरियड ड्रामारोमांटिक कॉमेडीरोमांसवर्कप्लेस ड्रामा

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA ruthless editor tries to get his top reporter to cover one more crime story before retirement.A ruthless editor tries to get his top reporter to cover one more crime story before retirement.A ruthless editor tries to get his top reporter to cover one more crime story before retirement.

  • निर्देशक
    • Billy Wilder
  • लेखक
    • Ben Hecht
    • Charles MacArthur
    • Billy Wilder
  • स्टार
    • Jack Lemmon
    • Walter Matthau
    • Susan Sarandon
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    7.3/10
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      • Billy Wilder
    • लेखक
      • Ben Hecht
      • Charles MacArthur
      • Billy Wilder
    • स्टार
      • Jack Lemmon
      • Walter Matthau
      • Susan Sarandon
    • 75यूज़र समीक्षाएं
    • 60आलोचक समीक्षाएं
    • 62मेटास्कोर
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      • 3 जीत और कुल 6 नामांकन

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    Jack Lemmon
    Jack Lemmon
    • Hildy Johnson
    Walter Matthau
    Walter Matthau
    • Walter Burns
    Susan Sarandon
    Susan Sarandon
    • Peggy Grant
    Vincent Gardenia
    Vincent Gardenia
    • Sheriff
    David Wayne
    David Wayne
    • Bensinger
    Allen Garfield
    Allen Garfield
    • Kruger
    Austin Pendleton
    Austin Pendleton
    • Earl Williams
    Charles Durning
    Charles Durning
    • Murphy
    Herb Edelman
    Herb Edelman
    • Schwartz
    • (as Herbert Edelman)
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    Martin Gabel
    • Dr. Eggelhofer
    Harold Gould
    Harold Gould
    • The Mayor
    Cliff Osmond
    Cliff Osmond
    • Jacobi
    Dick O'Neill
    Dick O'Neill
    • McHugh
    Jon Korkes
    Jon Korkes
    • Rudy Keppler
    Lou Frizzell
    Lou Frizzell
    • Endicott
    Paul Benedict
    Paul Benedict
    • Plunkett
    Doro Merande
    Doro Merande
    • Jennie
    Noam Pitlik
    Noam Pitlik
    • Wilson
    • निर्देशक
      • Billy Wilder
    • लेखक
      • Ben Hecht
      • Charles MacArthur
      • Billy Wilder
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    7manuelvillalta

    great old time comedy!

    i watched the dvd yesterday for the first time, and it was truly and originally hilarious, the acting was so honest and natural that it felt like i was watching a play, if you are a fan of old comedies and most of all the greatest comedy couple of all time, i highly recommend it. the only factor that i didn't enjoy was that the movie has an aspect ratio of 2:35.1 and the dvd features a pan & scan transfer.
    6AlsExGal

    There was one case I can think of where the production code helped...

    And that was in the work of Billy Wilder. I'll get to that later.

    This production hearkens back to the 1931 version where the editor/reporter combination are both men and one wants to leave and get married (Jack Lemmon) while the other resorts to a stream of delay tactics and outright dirty tricks to get him to stay (Walter Matthau) and cover one last story. Probably the production code was the best thing that ever happened to Billy Wilder, because once it was completely gone, as it was here by 1974, Wilder felt he needed to put in crude sex jokes and crass language seemingly because he could.

    Although this is the least effective of the three filmed versions of this story, you can't go wrong with a Billy Wilder/Jack Lemmon/Walter Matthau collaboration. It was almost like Matthau and Lemmon's characters in Grumpy Old Men but younger. I loved the 1920s setting, and the art direction got it right, capturing the look and feel of the period. Susan Sarandon is present in an early role as Lemmon's distraught fiancee. Carol Burnett as the prostitute and love interest of the condemned man disappoints because she is so over the top.

    It's not the best thing Billy Wilder ever did, but then he is responsible for some of the greatest films ever made. I'd mildly recommend it, particularly for Lemmon/Matthau fans.
    7ackstasis

    "Well, if it's in the papers, it must be true. They wouldn't print a lie."

    When Howard Hawks released his classic screwball comedy, 'His Girl Friday,' in 1940, it was a pretty safe bet that the film would forever remain the definitive cinematic version of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's hit Broadway comedy of 1928. It takes a truly talented director to successfully remake a classic, and, indeed, talent is a quality that Billy Wilder has in great abundance, as he proved time and time again throughout a prolific career. Jack Lemmon stars as Hildebrand "Hildy" Johnson, an ace reporter with the Chicago Examiner newspaper in 1929, who decides to resign and get married on the eve of a major execution. Walter Matthau also stars as Walter Burns, the cunning, scheming newspaper boss who cannot afford to allow Hildy to quit the business at any cost. The two actors make an absolute dream partnership, and, as always, work incredibly well together {they had previously shared the screen in 'The Fortune Cookie (1966)' and 'The Odd Couple (1968),' and would do so on many more subsequent occasions}.

    In the crowded press room of a Chicago jail, a cluster of rival newspaper reporters clamour about for the perfect exclusive story, centred around the execution of a convicted cop-killer, Earl Williams (Austin Pendleton). In their desperate bid to write a great article, these inherently dishonest journalists will even occasionally fabricate their own news stories, but this strategy turns out to be rather unnecessary on this night. As Hildy arrives at the jail to farewell his comrades, determined to ignore the shrewd obstacles of his ex-employer, the story of a lifetime falls directly into his lap, and now it will take ever ounce of his willpower to resist the urge to report and to start a new life in advertising. While the two leads are, of course, terrific, enjoyable supporting performances are given by Pendleton as the prisoner awaiting execution, Vincent Gardenia as the bumbling sheriff and Susan Sarandon as Hildy's would-be future wife.

    Though 'The Front Page (1974)' {the third adaptation of the play} doesn't cover any different ground than 'His Girl Friday' did {with the exception of reverting Hildy back to a male character}, it is the quality of the script, the chemistry between the leads and the selection of quirky supporting characters that make this an essential complementary viewing experience for fans of Hawks' film. Watching this one made me remember just how much I had enjoyed 'His Girl Friday;' the story is a classic write-up of eccentric situations and quick-fire verbal clashes, and both movies exploit this to its full potential. I wouldn't go as far as saying that 'The Front Page' is a superior comedy, but it is a worthy effort, and Wilder fans could not possibly be disappointed. The screenplay was penned by Wilder and regular co-contributer I.A.L. Diamond, and is packed with an excellent selection of quotable one-liner insults. I also loved the sly reference to the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, at which, of course, Jack Lemmon was present in 'Some Like it Hot (1959).'
    7ma-cortes

    Great cast gives powerful performances as Matthau as scheming managing editor and Lemmon as convincing star journalist

    Rip-roaring third remake of the classic newspaper comedy ¨The Front Page¨ makes some memorable exchanges and sensational acting from everyone . Cynical editor newspaper (Walter Matthau) wants to get a big scoop on a death row which involves convincing star reporter (Jack Lemmon) to come back to work and put off her marriage to handsome pianist woman (Susan Sarandon) . Lemmon can't resist covering some good news , even when it mean helping a condemned man (Austin Pendleton) getaway the law . And the escaped convicted murderer offers the journalist an exclusive interview . Other reporters (Dick O'Neill, Charles Durning, Allen Garfield , David Wayne , Cliff Osmond) also give hilarious acting in this breathless pursuit of an exclusive with the escaped death row inmate .

    A splendid remake of the Ben Hecht , Charles MacArthur play about a scheming managing publisher of a 1920s Chicago newspaper and his incautious reporter. Very good performance from Jack Lemmon as ace journalist who wants to quit the business and get married and exceptional Walter Matthau as editor who finds out his main reporter wants to leave him and gets in the way . Phenomenal playing from everyone , including a top-notch secondary cast as Carol Burnett , Vincent Gardenia , Harold Gould and magnificent direction render this frequent-told story more funny than usual . One of Wilder's most inventive and furious screen combats in which Lemmon and Matthau are given equal footing with staccato dialog and marvelous interpretations . I.A.L. Diamond's brilliantly tart screenplay overlaps dialogue and scenes to carry the black farce along the roller-coasted speed . Certainly the kind of movie that Billy Wilder only can make , though achieved moderated success in 1974 . Meanwhile , do't miss this stunning adaptation.

    Other versions about this classic story are the following : 1931 ¨The Front Page¨ by Lewis Milestone with Adolph Menjou , Edward Everett Horton , Mae Clark and Pat O'Brien in his film debut ; ¨His Girl Friday ¨ 1940 by Howard Hawks with Gary Grant , Ralph Bellamy and Rosalind Russell with the pivotal character assigned to a woman instead a man ; ¨Switching channels¨ 1988 by Ted Kotcheff with Kathleen Turner , Christopher Reeve , Ned Beatty and Burt Reynolds in which an attractive TV anchorwoman want to marry tycoon but his mean ex-husband impedes it .
    9PWNYCNY

    Witty and fast-paced

    When the subject of great movies is being discussed, this movie must be included in the discussion. This movie is a witty and fast-paced satire that pokes fun at the news media. The characters are memorable and the acting is fantastic. Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon and Vincent Gardenia are great in this movie, but most impressive is Carol Burnett's wonderful and powerful performance which dominates every scene in which she appears. But what makes this movie even more appealing is that it is a story of how the quest for the extra buck can corrupt everyone involved, with tragic consequences. Billy Wilder is very strong on this point and for this reason this movie is worth watching.

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    • ट्रिविया
      This version of "The Front Page" was the first to mention the city by name and use real Chicago newspapers. Billy Wilder felt that Chicago was the most exciting newspaper town in the country.
    • गूफ़
      Hildy reminds Jenny, the cleaning woman, that he got her husband on The Amateur Hour. Major Bowes' Amateur Hour premiered as a local show in New York in 1934, and on the NBC Network in 1935, six years after this movie was set.
    • भाव

      [last lines]

      Walter Burns: That train that just left, what's the first stop?

      Telegrapher: Gary, Indiana.

      Walter Burns: All right. Send a message to the police chief at Gary, Indiana. Tell him to meet the midnight train to Philadelphia and arrest one Hildy Johnson.

      Telegrapher: Hildy Johnson?

      Walter Burns: Yeah. Son of a bitch stole my watch.

    • क्रेज़ी क्रेडिट
      The closing credits sequence began by scrolling up photos of the major characters, flanked by printed info on what happened to each character. The acting and music credits followed.
    • कनेक्शन
      Featured in AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Billy Wilder (1986)
    • साउंडट्रैक
      Button Up Your Overcoat
      By Buddy G. DeSylva (as B.G. DeSylva), Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson

      © 1928 by B.G. DeSylva, Brown & Henderson Inc.

      © Renewed Assigned to Chappel & Co., Inc.

      Published in U.S.A. by Chappel & Co., Inc. and Anne-Rachel Music Corp.

      Performed by Susan Sarandon

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