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Voglio essere amata in un letto d'ottone

Titolo originale: The Unsinkable Molly Brown
  • 1964
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  • 2h 8min
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Voglio essere amata in un letto d'ottone (1964)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA poor, uneducated mountain girl leaves her cabin in search of respect, a wealthy husband, and a better life in this fictionalized biopic of Margaret "Molly" Brown, who survived the 1912 sin... Leggi tuttoA poor, uneducated mountain girl leaves her cabin in search of respect, a wealthy husband, and a better life in this fictionalized biopic of Margaret "Molly" Brown, who survived the 1912 sinking of the RMS Titanic.A poor, uneducated mountain girl leaves her cabin in search of respect, a wealthy husband, and a better life in this fictionalized biopic of Margaret "Molly" Brown, who survived the 1912 sinking of the RMS Titanic.

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    • Charles Walters
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Helen Deutsch
    • Richard Morris
    • Meredith Willson
  • Star
    • Debbie Reynolds
    • Harve Presnell
    • Ed Begley
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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      • Charles Walters
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Helen Deutsch
      • Richard Morris
      • Meredith Willson
    • Star
      • Debbie Reynolds
      • Harve Presnell
      • Ed Begley
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    Debbie Reynolds
    Debbie Reynolds
    • Molly Brown
    Harve Presnell
    Harve Presnell
    • 'Leadville' Johnny J. Brown
    Ed Begley
    Ed Begley
    • Shamus Tobin
    Jack Kruschen
    Jack Kruschen
    • Christmas Morgan
    Hermione Baddeley
    Hermione Baddeley
    • Buttercup Grogan
    Vassili Lambrinos
    • Prince Louis de Laniere
    Fred Essler
    Fred Essler
    • Baron Karl Ludwig von Ettenburg
    Harvey Lembeck
    Harvey Lembeck
    • Polak
    Lauren Gilbert
    Lauren Gilbert
    • Mr. Fitzgerald
    Kathryn Card
    Kathryn Card
    • Mrs. Wadlington
    Hayden Rorke
    Hayden Rorke
    • Malcolm Broderick
    Harry Holcombe
    Harry Holcombe
    • Mr. Wadlington
    Amy Douglass
    • Mrs. Fitzgerald
    George Mitchell
    George Mitchell
    • Monsignor Ryan
    Martita Hunt
    Martita Hunt
    • Grand Duchess Elise Lupavinova
    Vaughn Taylor
    Vaughn Taylor
    • Mr. Cartwright
    Anthony Eustrel
    Anthony Eustrel
    • Roberts
    Audrey Christie
    Audrey Christie
    • Mrs. Gladys McGraw
    • Regia
      • Charles Walters
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Helen Deutsch
      • Richard Morris
      • Meredith Willson
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    gregorybnyc

    Molly's a Wonder

    I was a young teenager when I first saw THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN. I

    never put Debbie Reynolds in the same class as her bigger contemporaries-- Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, Doris Day, etc. Reynolds always managed

    to charm me, even in tough roles like THE RAT RACE. She's wonderful in

    SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, but that's more supporting. In the 50s, she appeared in lots of fluffy movies such as TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR and as the decade

    ended, she was a popular leading lady entering a decade that wouldn't be kind to the well-established studio stars. Molly Brown was a role to show that she could do it all--act, sing, dance, and demonstrate her remarkable energy. I fell in love the movie from the first frame and it's been one of my very favorites ever since. I own the DVD (after replacing my VHS edition). The choreography by

    Peter Gennaro won't set any new standards, but it's athletic and exciting,

    nowhere better than in the big party scene where Molly is showing off the

    European royalty to Denver society. You can't help but get caught up in the

    sheer joyousness of what's happening on screen.

    Harve Presnell is a handsome presence as Molly's husband, Johnny Brown.

    His handsome baritone is a pleasure to hear. The rest of the cast is excellent, and would be one of the last and one of the most lavish of MGM's big studio

    musicals.

    I've seen the film innumerable times. If you don't like musicals, MOLLY BROWN won't change your mind. But if you do, this lively story of a dirt-poor country girl who marries a miner and gets filthy rich and becomes famous for her heroics

    helping survivors of the TITANIC, is pure delight. Gene Kelly and Donald

    O'Connor were the center of attention in SINGIN' IN THE RAIN. Debbie

    deserved one film to be remembered for herself and this is it.
    maddog1228

    Love it, love it, love it

    I used to watch this movie when I was little, and I just recently rediscovered it. It's amazing how much better movies can get once you grow up. Debbie Reynolds portrays Molly Brown wonderfully. Her singing and dancing alone make this movie worth watching. My favorite scene is the "He's my friend, and he'll stay my friend...." scene. If you haven't seen this movie, you should definitely watch it. It's so great!
    7jotix100

    Rags to riches

    "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" made its debut on Broadway in 1960. Tammy Grimes, as the Molly Brown of the title, received, perhaps, the best reviews of her acting career. When it was made into an MGM musical, Miss Grimes, lost her creation to Debbie Reynolds, who had a bigger name and was a favorite of the movie going public.

    Meredith Wilson, the man behind another hit, "The Music Man", created a musical comedy that showcased a fictionalized account of the larger than life character of Molly, a woman who went from humble beginnings to bigger, and better things. As a matter of fact, she was truly "unsinkable" as proved by having survived the Titanic disaster.

    Not having seen this film for quite some time, didn't quite make it for this viewer, on a second viewing, in spite of glowing comments from other IMDb contributors. However, it must be noted, our memory of having seen it before was more positive than the impression we got in watching it again. Part of the problem is the plot, which is silly, in the way the material is presented. Then again, this film has a dated feeling.

    Debbie Reynolds threw herself into the role of Molly with gusto. It's one of her best achievements in the movies, and it should be recognized. Herve Presnell, who played Johnny Brown on Broadway, seemed destined for bigger and better things, as he shows here with his handsome looks and powerful singing voice. The cast includes several character actors that enhance the movie, notably, Ed Begley, Hermione Baddeley, Jack Krushen and Martita Hunt, among others.

    The film could be seen as a curiosity, although it shows its age. The songs, with only a few exceptions don't have the quality of other Meredith Wilson's work. Only a couple of songs stay with the viewer after all is said and done. Charles Walters' direction was not too inspired and perhaps that seems to be the basic flaw with this "Molly".
    8helpless_dancer

    What a girl!...and what a musical!

    One of my favorite shows with plenty of singin' and dancin' all the way from the simple countryside, to the big city, and over to the even bigger city life of Europe. Debbie plays a tomboy country girl who can't wait to leave the outback and live the high life in Denver. On the way to this better life she crosses paths with a prospector who changes her life and not always for her betterment as far as she is concerned. She finds that her dreams of wealth and a place in high society are not necessarily what will make her happy in the real world. This is a very delightful film with lots of beautiful scenery, props, and great performances by the entire cast.
    8bkoganbing

    You Can Take Leadville Out Of The Girl, But Not Out Of The Guy

    Debbie Reynolds stars in this boisterous adaption of the Broadway musical, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, based on the life of legendary Denver society woman and heroine of the Titanic disaster. It's a film role perfectly suited to Debbie Reynolds both musically and dramatically.

    The Meredith Willson musical ran for 532 performances on Broadway and starred Tammy Grimes there. In the Hollywood tradition though, a movie name was thought to be needed. 1964 was a bad year for Broadway actresses who originated roles and did not get the film role. Julie Andrews also knew exactly how Tammy Grimes felt.

    The one big difference is that no one had to dub Debbie Reynolds. Her singing and dancing is all a part of one remarkable role where the character ages and matures and there's a big difference in those two life functions. I'm of the firm belief that MGM cast her in this part because of her musical numbers in How the West Was Won which they also produced. Debbie may also still have been under contract to them from the old days.

    Harve Presnell came over from Broadway to play her husband John J. Brown of Leadville, Colorado and who makes them both rich beyond their wildest dreams. But Molly's dreams are larger than John's and it causes their parting. Presnell has a terrific baritone voice and he unfortunately came along at the tail end of movie musicals. His next film was Paint Your Wagon and he got to sing They Call the Wind Maria which requires a real singer to do, not something Lee Marvin or Clint Eastwood could fake. Presnell's developed into a fine character actor though.

    Years ago I happened to meet Ed Begley's widow at an event. She mentioned to me that her husband for all the great dramatic parts he played including winning an Oscar for Sweet Bird of Youth was at heart a song and dance man. He loved to get up and perform at parties and such. I said to her that the role of Debbie Reynolds's father in The Unsinkable Molly Brown must have been one he loved and she said it was his favorite. Begley certainly looks like he's having a great old time in the part.

    Meredith Willson's score, while not as good as The Music Man still has some fine numbers. Debbie's infectious singing of I Ain't Down Yet is the high point. For Presnell his anthem to Colorado My Home if it isn't, it should be that state's official song.

    The only criticism I have of the film is that as good as Molly Brown is here there was so much more to the woman that The Unsinkable Molly Brown doesn't even get into. She was a suffragette, a leader in reform of juvenile offender laws, a noted philanthropist, she wasn't just a party girl who got a chance for heroism on the Titanic. I wish that had been dealt with in the film and the Broadway musical.

    For a rollicking good musical experience though, you cannot beat The Unsinkable Molly Brown. No putting this woman or this film down, ever.

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      As with most Hollywood biopics, there are liberties taken with the real story, most notably in that Margaret (Molly) and J.J. never reconciled. They separated in 1909, although they remained good friends who cared deeply for each other until his passing. She was also not quite the social outcast depicted in the film. Other aspects of her life that were missing from the movie: they had two children, a son and daughter. Margaret Brown was a passionate social crusader and philanthropist; she was a champion of women's rights, including education and the vote. She championed workers' rights, historic preservation, education and literacy, and child welfare, including helping to found the modern juvenile court system. After the sinking of the Titanic, she was noted for her efforts to commemorate the heroism of the men aboard the ship. After WWI, she helped to rebuild France and to aid wounded soldiers, and received the French Legion of Honor. She also ran twice for the U.S. Senate. She died in 1932.
    • Blooper
      When Molly first meets John, in the 1880s, they look at some picture postcards she has with her. The picture occupies one entire side of each card, but postcards of this type were not available in the USA until 1907.
    • Citazioni

      Molly Brown: Nobody wants to see me down like I wants to see me up.

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      introducing Harve Presnell
    • Versioni alternative
      In the past, TCM has shown a version with Overture and Exit Music that ran 135 minutes. It also had a slightly different aspect ratio.
    • Connessioni
      Edited from Titanic (1953)
    • Colonne sonore
      Overture (Belly Up to the Bar, Boys/I Ain't Down Yet/I'll Never Say No/Colorado, My Home)
      (uncredited)

      Music and Lyrics by Meredith Willson

      Performed by Robert Armbruster and The MGM Symphony Orchestra (as the MGM Studio Orchestra)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 11 giugno 1964 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado, Stati Uniti
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      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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