Qualcuno verrà

Titolo originale: Some Came Running

1958
T
2h 17min

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Frank Sinatra, Shirley MacLaine, and Dean Martin in Qualcuno verrà (1958)

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Drama Romance

Un veterano torna a casa per affrontare segreti di famiglia e scandali locali.Un veterano torna a casa per affrontare segreti di famiglia e scandali locali.Un veterano torna a casa per affrontare segreti di famiglia e scandali locali.

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LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Candidato a 5 Oscar
- 3 vittorie e 10 candidature totali

Raymond Lanchak
(as Steven Peck)

Connie Gilchrist

Jane Barclay

Ned Wever

Smitty

Jan Arvan

Nightclub Manager
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Arthur Berkeley

Club Patron
(non citato nei titoli originali)

George Brengel

Ned Deacon
(non citato nei titoli originali)

John Brennan

Wally Dennis
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Tom Buening

Student
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George Calliga

Club Patron
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Regia
- Vincente Minnelli
Sceneggiatura
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Shirley MacLaine thought that Dean Martin turned in his best ever performance, because "he was a lot like Bama, a loner with his own code of ethics who would never compromise, so maybe it wasn't really a performance."

Blooper
When Dave is driving Bama home from the hospital, he gets out of the car and Bama slides over to the driver's seat. Dave asks if he'll be all right driving with one hand. Bama takes the wheel with his injured arm instead of his right arm.

Citazioni
Frank Hirsh: Made up your mind what you're gonna do, now that you're out of the army?
Dave Hirsh: Sure, never to go in it again.

Connessioni
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Fatale beauté (1994)

Colonne sonore
To Love And Be Loved
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Music by Jimmy Van Heusen
Performed by unidentified male vocal trio and jazz combo

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7/10

Shirley steals the show

In any other year Shirley MacLaine would have walked off with the Best Actress Oscar, but NO ONE was going to take it from Susan Hayward in 1958.

In fact the film is filled with nominations, Arthur Kennedy for Best Supporting Actor, Martha Hyer for Best Supporting Actress and these were great performances. Dean Martin does a great follow-up to The Young Lions in playing Bama Dillert here. This was no stretch for Dino however. This is exactly the kind of background he came from, so the part fit him like a comfortable old shoe.

The flaw is Sinatra. To his credit, he really tries hard and succeeds in spots. But he's miscast in a part that either Paul Newman or Montgomery Clift might have taken an Oscar home for.

But the acting honors go to MacLaine. The high point of the movie is her scene with Martha Hyer in Martha's classroom at the college. This poor pathetic Ginny Moorehead trying to assess her situation vis a vis Dave Hirsch pulls all the stops out. You have to be made of stone not to be moved by her pleas to Martha Hyer and Hyer's reactions in this scene probably got her, her nomination.

If you can get past a miscast Frank Sinatra, then this film is a gem.