Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaJudy Jones, who sings with a band and also works at an aircraft plant, takes part in a "missing heirs" radio program and discovers that she's an heiress to a fortune. But when the will state... Ler tudoJudy Jones, who sings with a band and also works at an aircraft plant, takes part in a "missing heirs" radio program and discovers that she's an heiress to a fortune. But when the will states that she must be married by a certain time or lose the inheritance, she must decide whic... Ler tudoJudy Jones, who sings with a band and also works at an aircraft plant, takes part in a "missing heirs" radio program and discovers that she's an heiress to a fortune. But when the will states that she must be married by a certain time or lose the inheritance, she must decide which rival for her hand, Tommy Coles or Bart Williams, actually loves her for herself, not fo... Ler tudo
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It was shot and finished by the beginning of 1944, which explains the ending, with an army battalion singing "You Never Know Where You're Going" without the help of Mel Blanc. It's one of those kitchen sink musical comedies, with a large supporting cast including S. Z. Sakall, Edward Everett Horton, Julie Bishop, Hobart Cavanaugh.... well, anyone who could play comedy, three songs by Jules Styne and Sammy Kay, and plenty of comic skits disguised as advancing the plot until the next setback. With a script that looks like it just grew like Topsy, it's quite funny at any given moment, even if the ending is.... well, where did the army get that wedding cake?
She started near the top at a very early age, and starred with some of the biggest names in movies, always holding her own.
Hollywood has never been known for justice, for treating its talent as they deserved, and perhaps Joan Leslie is the prize example.
She should have been that proverbial household name, with her looks, her talent, and the good movies she did perform in.
Obviously, with "Cinderella Jones" as the illustration, she wasn't always in the best pictures, but any she was in became much better for her presence.
The pro's don't seem to like the movie much. Maltin calls it silly, which it is. But since when does silliness mean a movie isn't amusing. Okay, maybe my standards aren't high enough, still I found the madcap a lot of fun, with one of the best supporting casts on record. Nonetheless, it's really a Joan Leslie showcase, showing what a lovely and talented light comedienne she is.
Then again, show me any other film where phony tough guy Elisha Cook Jr. dons glasses and plays it for laughs, (Bogart must be turning over in his grave). Then there's 'Cuddles' Sakall who in my book is mainly a matter of taste, but is not too, too cuddly here; at the same time Edward Everett Horton gets a surprisingly non-addled role for a change. And competing for the delectable Ms Leslie are Alan Alda's dad Robert and William Prince as the sleek professor. So who will win. Shrewdly, we don't find out til the end.
To ease things along, there're also a few easy-to-take songs tossed in. But the star is really the fetching Ms Leslie who, for some reason, never quite got the career her talent deserved. Here she plays the lovable Judy with both humor and lots of verve. But whatever you do, don't let her Judy Jones fix you a sandwich, unless you like bubbles on your mayonnaise.
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- CuriosidadesFilmed between mid-December 1943 and May 17, 1944, the movie's wide release was held back until March 9, 1946, and then the picture's Manhattan opening at the Strand Theatre followed on March 15, 1946. Snipped out of the release print were several references to "ongoing" World War II, which had ended on August 14, 1945. Warner Bros. delayed the film hoping Robert Alda's next film, Rapsódia Azul (1945), would make him a star and that would boost this picture.
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Gabriel Popik: I'm a pull-over!
- Trilhas sonorasIf You're Waitin' I'm Waitin' Too
Music by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Performed by Joan Leslie (uncredited) (dubbed by Louanne Hogan) (uncredited), Robert Alda (uncredited) and chorus
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- 1 h 30 min(90 min)
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- 1.37 : 1