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Agarre Seu Homem!

Título original: Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore
  • 1944
  • Approved
  • 1 h 19 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,6/10
308
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James Ellison, Simone Simon, and William Terry in Agarre Seu Homem! (1944)
ComedyRomanceWar

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA young girl rents an apartment from a man who has recently enlisted in the Marines. The trouble is that he's given out keys to a half-dozen of his friends, and they all keep dropping in.A young girl rents an apartment from a man who has recently enlisted in the Marines. The trouble is that he's given out keys to a half-dozen of his friends, and they all keep dropping in.A young girl rents an apartment from a man who has recently enlisted in the Marines. The trouble is that he's given out keys to a half-dozen of his friends, and they all keep dropping in.

  • Direção
    • Joe May
  • Roteiristas
    • Philip Yordan
    • John H. Kafka
    • Alice Means Reeve
  • Artistas
    • Simone Simon
    • James Ellison
    • William Terry
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,6/10
    308
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Joe May
    • Roteiristas
      • Philip Yordan
      • John H. Kafka
      • Alice Means Reeve
    • Artistas
      • Simone Simon
      • James Ellison
      • William Terry
    • 11Avaliações de usuários
    • 5Avaliações da crítica
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    Simone Simon
    Simone Simon
    • Kathie Aumont
    James Ellison
    James Ellison
    • Mike O'Brien
    William Terry
    William Terry
    • Johnny Moore
    Minna Gombell
    Minna Gombell
    • Mrs. Collins
    Chick Chandler
    Chick Chandler
    • Jack
    Alan Dinehart
    Alan Dinehart
    • Judge
    Gladys Blake
    Gladys Blake
    • Sally
    Robert Mitchum
    Robert Mitchum
    • CPO Jeff Daniels
    Dorothy Granger
    Dorothy Granger
    • Irene
    Grady Sutton
    Grady Sutton
    • George
    Fern Emmett
    Fern Emmett
    • Shrew
    Chester Clute
    Chester Clute
    • Mr. Collins
    Janet Shaw
    Janet Shaw
    • Gladys
    Jerry Maren
    Jerry Maren
    • Gremlin
    George Beatty
    • Salesman
    • (não creditado)
    Mel Blanc
    Mel Blanc
    • Gremlin
    • (narração)
    • (não creditado)
    George Chandler
    George Chandler
    • Charlie Miller
    • (não creditado)
    Harry Depp
    Harry Depp
    • David
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Joe May
    • Roteiristas
      • Philip Yordan
      • John H. Kafka
      • Alice Means Reeve
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    4moonspinner55

    A series of meet-cutes soon becoming a series of romantic misunderstandings...

    Fairly sharp script by Philip Yordan and John Kafka, from Alice Reeve's magazine story, about a working gal in Washington, DC who, because of the housing shortage created by returning WWII soldiers, accepts an apartment from a Marine on deployment. Unfortunately, he has also given copies of the key to all his buddies on shore leave, though our attractive heroine--Simone Simon, who keeps singing "Frère Jacques" to tell us she's a Frenchie--doesn't seem to mind the unwarranted drop-ins. For some odd reason, a comical Beelzebub (with what sounds like the uncredited voice of Mel Blanc) is injected into this merry mix-up of the sexes, as well as bratty twin boys who keep barging in unannounced to use Simon's bathroom! It all begins well enough before losing steam in the second-half, turning into a screwball romp with pie-in-the-face humor and the type of wrap-up in Night Court which seldom works. Noteworthy for an early appearance by Robert Mitchum (who has a funny bit flipping Simon onto a bed), but the laughs are spread pretty thin. *1/2 from ****
    7bkoganbing

    Hospitality for the Armed Services

    Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore is the repeated line that poor Simone Simon says because every time she turns around somebody else is using her apartment and lets themselves in with a key. The previous tenant William Terry was very generous with keys.

    This film is a rather dated comedy because the housing shortage in the Washington, DC area during World War II was a temporary social phenomenon that few today might get. A more successful and long lasting film on this topic was The More The Merrier from a year earlier. But that one boasted major stars like Joel McCrea and Jean Arthur and an Academy Award winning Charles Coburn.

    Like Jean Arthur in that film, Simone Simon is a girl from Quebec to explain her French accent who's come to work in one of the wartime agencies that sprung up overnight in the DC area. Why she didn't work in Canada is anybody's guess, but her original intention was to stay with her friend Dorothy Granger. But between the promise of a room and Simon's arrival Granger gets married to Grady Sutton. Personally I'd rather stay with Simon than Sutton, but that's the situation.

    At this point the plot takes a lot out of Noel Coward's Designing Women which itself was pretty daring back in the day. In fact if this film was not a Monogram Picture I doubt it would have slipped by the censors. This film which was definitely not Code approved material would never have been made by one of the major studios.

    She gets an apartment from William Terry who was leaving to join the Marines because of the impression she makes on Terry. But after that it's James Ellison and Chick Chandler and even the twin kids next door who have bathroom privileges. Simon ends up working by day and running her own hospitality suite for the Armed Services.

    Robert Mitchum has a small supporting role as a Navy CPO who also gets a key expecting a little privacy for he and the wife. And two people who are really funny in this whole affair are Chester Clute and Minna Gombell. Minna is the best one in the film in fact she might have been who inspired Audra Lindley and Chester may well have inspired Norman Fell in playing the Ropers in Three's Company.

    It all ends in a lovely fight that ends up before Judge Alan Dinehart who has to sort all the cast out in his courtroom. In fact Dinehart figures prominently in the very surprise ending the film has.

    Because it came from Monogram Johnny Doesn't Live Any More got no attention from the censors and possibly the critics of the time. But it's a real comedy gem which is sparked by the ingenuous character that Simone Simon plays. Try to catch this one.
    2planktonrules

    Featuring a rather odd set of supporting actors....and the writing doesn't do any of them justice.

    "Johnny Doesn't Live Here Any More" is a bad film...so bad that I really had to struggle to keep watching it. I noticed that most of the reviews were reasonably good with scores mostly in the 4-6 out of 10 range...but I truly hated the movie and would never watch it again even if I was paid to do so!

    The film is a VERY quirky comedy and this soon becomes obvious when a gremlin (a very popular character created during WWII) appears periodically throughout the film. This mischievous jerk (voiced by Mel Blanc...would would explain why it sounds just like Bugs Bunny) decides to mess with Kathie (Simone Simon). It arranges it so she moves into an apartment that some jerk used before her--and he apparently gave out copies of his keys to EVERYONE...neighbors, guys, women and strangers. This causes problems for Kathie...though if she'd just replaced the lock all this would have become moot.

    The film's problem is the writing. Most of it is simply not funny and too often the film creates quirky situations and characters instead of just making them interesting of truly creative. The gremlin gag wears VERY thin very quickly....but so do most of the funny plot twists. It's a shame, as some odd but interesting character actors appeared in this one and I wanted to enjoy it. Imagine...Rondo Hatton and Froggy from the "Our Gang" shorts in the same movie!

    This film is simply a chore to watch and became tiresome...very quickly.
    8HotToastyRag

    Hilarious situational comedy

    When Simone Simon rents an apartment from William Terry, she thinks everything will be properly respectable. After all, he's a soldier with his marching orders, and she'll have the place all to herself for weeks. The only trouble is, William forgot to tell her, he also lent out a few copies of his apartment key to his fellow soldiers. . .

    It sounds silly, and parts of it are, but Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore is hilarious! It's a cross between The Apartment and Young and Willing, with fast-paced quips and even faster situational comedy. Whenever you're in the mood for a cute black-and-white comedy about a situation of errs, rent this one. It's so funny, and even though Simone's accent is a little thick, she keeps up with the banter. "I'm Mike," James Ellison says. "I'm Jack," Chick Chandler says. "I'm going!" Simone answers.

    Chester Clute and Minna Gombell, the married couple who own the apartment complex, are treated to quite a show as several uniformed gentlemen are seen coming and going from Simone's apartment-and in 1944, that just wasn't okay! Every time there's a new visitor looking for the old tenant, Simone informs then, "Johnny doesn't live here anymore!" and no matter how many times she keeps repeating the title, it never stops being funny. Plus, an extra funny side plot is that three of the visiting soldiers fall in love with her, and each think she's exclusive-imagine their surprise when they finally see other men coming and going from the front door!

    If you need any more incentive to rent Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore, it features a young, insanely adorable and handsome Robert Mitchum. He plays a soldier named Jeff Daniels who's desperate to use the apartment because his wife's coming into town to help him enjoy his 48-hour leave. Described as looking "like a movie actor", he takes full advantage of every minute of screen time he's given; it's no wonder this was the last year before he started getting first billing!
    5atlasmb

    Simon Says What?

    "Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore" is a wartime comedy that centers around the housing shortage. From the very beginning, the film falls flat for two reasons. Firstly, the star is Simone Simon, whose French accent is distracting. More importantly, her nominal understanding of the English language derails some lines that could be funnier if she knew where to place emphases.

    But the bulk of the blame lies with the script, which might have done better as a play. Most of the gags are almost humorless. I doubt that any actress could have made a winner of this collection of overworked and uninspired lines.

    The "hijinks" begin when Simon (Kathie Aumont) spills a salt shaker. A gremlin emerges and, as everyone supposedly knows, it curses her with seven weeks of bad luck. So begins her crusade to find a place to live. She locates a temporary residence, but her privacy is invaded by a long line of people who also have keys to the premises. She reacts to this in various ways that have no apparent rhyme or reason.

    The film's ending, which is supposed to be a big reveal, probably had theatergoers saying "What?" or "So what?".

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    • Curiosidades
      Because of Robert Mitchum's subsequent fame, this film was reissued under a different title, "And So They Were Married" with Mitchum receiving top billing, although he was originally billed eighth and his part was quite small.
    • Erros de gravação
      When Kathie is leaving for her first day at work in the aircraft factory, she already is wearing her company ID badge. For security reasons, she would not have received the badge without first appearing in person.
    • Citações

      Mr. Collins: [sitting with Mrs. Collins on the porch of the rooming house, after seeing Kathie being dropped off from work] There's something going on in this house, darling.

      Mrs. Collins: It's springtime, sweet. Can't you *feel* it in the air?

      Mr. Collins: Yeah. Someone's cooking cauliflower.

      [Mrs. Collins gives him annoyed look]

    • Conexões
      Featured in Simone Simon, la rebelle (2012)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Wedding March from 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
      (uncredited)

      Music by Felix Mendelssohn

      Played when Sally and Georgie enter Sally's apartment just after getting married

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 8 de julho de 1944 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Francês
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      • King Brothers Productions
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 19 minutos
    • Cor
      • Black and White
    • Proporção
      • 1.37 : 1

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