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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAn American junior diplomat in London rents a house from, and falls in love with, a woman suspected of murder.An American junior diplomat in London rents a house from, and falls in love with, a woman suspected of murder.An American junior diplomat in London rents a house from, and falls in love with, a woman suspected of murder.
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- 1 candidatura in totale
Leon Alton
- Courtroom Spectator
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Al Bain
- Courtroom Spectator
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Frank Baker
- Bar Patron
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Brandon Beach
- Juror
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Marjorie Bennett
- Autograph Seeker
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Barry Bernard
- Attendant
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Paul Bradley
- Lamplighter Patron
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Recensioni in evidenza
This movie is not bad at all,not one of Lemmon's best by any stretch of the imagination but it has some funny situations and its likable for the most part.Near the ending it gets completely out of hand and instead of comedy-mystery which is the most part,it becomes mad slapstick for no apparent reason.Is like someone told the scriptwriter that a Lemmon movie should be crazier than what they had up to that point.Anyway,its kinda weird this way from that point on but you get to smile and the stars are all likable.Novak is at her sexiest, even in B&W!!Funny role for Astaire who was at his second career by that time,plays a manipulating official at the American Embassy in London with an eye for Novak.
Pleasant mystery/comedy with a young energetic Jack Lemmon and an attractive Kim Novak developing a love interest (as expected) while trying to solve the problem of the apparent murder of her husband. Some intriguing plot twists and surprising jumps. Light film provides a nice diversion for an hour and a half especially with the presence of Fred Astaire and Lionel Jefferies.
Unfortunately it does not appear to be available on video tape at the present time.
Unfortunately it does not appear to be available on video tape at the present time.
Kim Novak was a Columbia contract star and thru a series of films such as Pushover, The Eddy Duchin Story, Jeane Eagles and her big hits Picnic, The Man With The Golden Arm,* Pal Joey, Vertigo*, Middle Of the Night, Strangers When We Meet become the biggest star at Columbia.
Kim was the subject of the TCM Summer Under The Stars 2021 with some of her classics Vertigo, Picnic, Bell Book And Candle, Middle Of The Night and the Man with the Golden Arm as well as Billy Wilder's Kiss Me Stupid. Two Films that should have been omitted was a slight comedy from WB The Great Bank Robbery, and the truly mixed up Legend of Lyle Clare. I would have substituted The Amororous Adventures of Moll Flanders and The Mirror Crack'd with Kim trying bros with Liz Taylor with Rock Hudson , Angela Lansbury co starring.
Blake Edwards fashioned a wonderful screenplay sort of a comedy mystery set in London but filmed at Columbia in Hollywood. Jack Lemmon was a star of Phftt a fun comedy with the great Judy Holiday with Novak in a supporting role. Bell Book And Candle saw Novak with her fave leading man James Stewart with Lemmon billed after Novak, in this film her sign off at Columbia Novak is first billed over Lemmon and the great Fred. Astaire. Richard Quine loved Novak and I feel he is most responsible for the "Kim Novak" look so popular in the late 50's and early 60's with her films Bell Book And Candle, Strangers When We Meet and this delightful movie. Kim Novak was what a movie star should look like. Kim's clout was so great she designed her own wardrobe for this film and also for MGM's Boys Night Out. Both films were released in the summer of 62 giving audiences a chance to see this lovely star in 2 big movies.
Kim was rarely more beautiful than she appears in Notorious Landlady.
See this movie for a fun relaxing time and admire the work of film masters Edwards, Quine, Lemmon, Astaire (all now gone to Heaven) and Kim Novak.
In her great career Novak worked with Billy Wilder Alfred Hitcock, Otto Preminger, , Richard Quine, Mark Robson, Terence Young, Delbert Mann all of whom loved her. Co star in a her great career with Elizabeth Taylor, Jack Lemmon, Rita Hayworth, James Stewart. Judy Holiday, Ben Kingsley, Roz Russell, Frank Sinatra, Jane Wyman, Dean Martin, Rock Hudson, Angel Lansbury, Eleanor Parker, Fred. Astaire, Frederic March, Fred McMurray, Ty Power, James Garner, and Richard Johnson whom she would wed. Her co starring with William Holden in Picnic was electric and made Kim Novak a worldwide superstar. One star I wished Novak co starred with was Cary Grant. The combo of Novak and Grant would have been a rocking box office success. Kim however worked at Columbiand Grant at Universal.
*Preminger loved working with Kim..He had a habit of treating some players brutally for example Tom Tryon in both "The Cardinal" and "In Harms Way" but Superstars like John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, and Ms. Novak he was very very kind.
Kim was the subject of the TCM Summer Under The Stars 2021 with some of her classics Vertigo, Picnic, Bell Book And Candle, Middle Of The Night and the Man with the Golden Arm as well as Billy Wilder's Kiss Me Stupid. Two Films that should have been omitted was a slight comedy from WB The Great Bank Robbery, and the truly mixed up Legend of Lyle Clare. I would have substituted The Amororous Adventures of Moll Flanders and The Mirror Crack'd with Kim trying bros with Liz Taylor with Rock Hudson , Angela Lansbury co starring.
Blake Edwards fashioned a wonderful screenplay sort of a comedy mystery set in London but filmed at Columbia in Hollywood. Jack Lemmon was a star of Phftt a fun comedy with the great Judy Holiday with Novak in a supporting role. Bell Book And Candle saw Novak with her fave leading man James Stewart with Lemmon billed after Novak, in this film her sign off at Columbia Novak is first billed over Lemmon and the great Fred. Astaire. Richard Quine loved Novak and I feel he is most responsible for the "Kim Novak" look so popular in the late 50's and early 60's with her films Bell Book And Candle, Strangers When We Meet and this delightful movie. Kim Novak was what a movie star should look like. Kim's clout was so great she designed her own wardrobe for this film and also for MGM's Boys Night Out. Both films were released in the summer of 62 giving audiences a chance to see this lovely star in 2 big movies.
Kim was rarely more beautiful than she appears in Notorious Landlady.
See this movie for a fun relaxing time and admire the work of film masters Edwards, Quine, Lemmon, Astaire (all now gone to Heaven) and Kim Novak.
In her great career Novak worked with Billy Wilder Alfred Hitcock, Otto Preminger, , Richard Quine, Mark Robson, Terence Young, Delbert Mann all of whom loved her. Co star in a her great career with Elizabeth Taylor, Jack Lemmon, Rita Hayworth, James Stewart. Judy Holiday, Ben Kingsley, Roz Russell, Frank Sinatra, Jane Wyman, Dean Martin, Rock Hudson, Angel Lansbury, Eleanor Parker, Fred. Astaire, Frederic March, Fred McMurray, Ty Power, James Garner, and Richard Johnson whom she would wed. Her co starring with William Holden in Picnic was electric and made Kim Novak a worldwide superstar. One star I wished Novak co starred with was Cary Grant. The combo of Novak and Grant would have been a rocking box office success. Kim however worked at Columbiand Grant at Universal.
*Preminger loved working with Kim..He had a habit of treating some players brutally for example Tom Tryon in both "The Cardinal" and "In Harms Way" but Superstars like John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, and Ms. Novak he was very very kind.
Kim Novak was a Columbia star and went from a supporting role in Jack Lemmon's great Phfft to co star in Bell Book and Candle to lead and top billed over Jack Lemmon in this wickedly funny comedy mystery directed by Richard Quine.
This was the last movie Kim Novak made at Columbia and ended a legendary relationship between studio and star where Kim made Picnic, Pal Joey, Bell Book and Candle, Strangers When We Meet among others and her declared favorite film Middle Of The Night. Looking at times like the fabled Jean Harlow Ms. Novak reaches the top of the stardom ladder in this film.
To me Kim Novak was what a movie star looked like!
This was the last movie Kim Novak made at Columbia and ended a legendary relationship between studio and star where Kim made Picnic, Pal Joey, Bell Book and Candle, Strangers When We Meet among others and her declared favorite film Middle Of The Night. Looking at times like the fabled Jean Harlow Ms. Novak reaches the top of the stardom ladder in this film.
To me Kim Novak was what a movie star looked like!
For a '62 film, it's a great parady of detective films,as well as the great wheelchair scene at the end.Great mystery,Kim Novak and Jack Lemmon had paired before and did well.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThough frequently shown on television throughout the 1970s, the film disappeared from circulation for nearly thirty years, one of very few Columbia star vehicles the studio neglected to release on Betamax, VHS or laserdisc. There was no legal wrangle at the core of this; the film simply fell out of favor and was largely forgotten. In recent years, the movie has returned to circulation, enjoying multiple releases on DVD and Blu-ray.
- Blooper(at around 1h 20 mins) When Bill runs up the stairs to confront Carly after the trial, he brushes his left hand across the square column on the landing and leaves a large smear, indicating the column had been painted recently.
- Citazioni
William 'Bill' Gridley: Sir, if I may, I don't think you're taking the proper share of the blame...
Franklyn Ambruster: Gridley, you will learn that the higher your position, the more mistakes you're allowed. In fact, if you make enough of them, it's considered your style. Now you happen to be in what I would call a one-mistake position, and you've made it.
- Curiosità sui creditiMiss Novak's gowns designed by... Herself
- ConnessioniReferenced in I've Got a Secret: Kim Novak (1962)
- Colonne sonoreA Foggy Day (in London Town)
(uncredited)
Music by George Gershwin and lyrics by Ira Gershwin
instrumental theme of the score
Jack Lemmon half sings/half intones a line from that song : "And suddenly I saw you there..." and then hums the melody.
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- Luoghi delle riprese
- Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch - 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, California, Stati Uniti(street scenes outside apartment)
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- 11.040 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione2 ore 3 minuti
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