Mocidade

Título original: Young People

1940
G
1 h 19 min

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Shirley Temple, Charlotte Greenwood, and Jack Oakie in Mocidade (1940)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA show business family leaves the Great White Way and heads to a farm in New England. What results are the difficulties they have before they are accepted by the community.A show business family leaves the Great White Way and heads to a farm in New England. What results are the difficulties they have before they are accepted by the community.A show business family leaves the Great White Way and heads to a farm in New England. What results are the difficulties they have before they are accepted by the community.

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Curiosidades
"Baby, Take a Bow," which Shirley Temple performs early in the film, was shot six years earlier for "Stand Up and Cheer" (1934). It was cleverly re-edited and inter cut with new shots of Jack Oakie and the chorus, with a double for Temple standing in for the long shots. Similarly, the brief excerpt of Temple's hula number, originally shot for "Curly Top" (1935), was superimposed behind Oakie in the vaudeville montage.

Erros de gravação
In the colourised version, young Wendy's polka dot dress during 'Baby, Take a Bow' is blue. However, in the same original footage shown in 'Stand Up and Cheer!' (1934), the dress was colourised red and off-white. The dress itself is red and off-white in reality, as documented in auction photographs and museum displays.

Citações
Dakin: Seems that being "Progressive" and spending other people's money amounts to bout the same thing.

Conexões
Featured in Biografias: Shirley Temple: The Biggest Little Star (1996)

Trilhas sonoras
Fifth Avenue
(1940) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Sung and Danced by Shirley Temple, Jack Oakie and Charlotte Greenwood
Reprised by them in their home

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The Ballantines settle down

Shirley Temple's last film on her 20th Century Fox contract was a good one. Young People is the story of Shirley and her adoptive parents Jack Oakie and Charlotte Greenwood, a pair of vaudevillians who have decided to settle down on a Vermont farm that Shirley's real father left her to give her a home and some stability. They figure she ought to have some at the ripe old age of twelve after a life of born in a trunk.

Oakie and Greenwood are the Ballantines and they have some nice chemistry between them. They should have been teamed more often.

Sad to say what they get is a bunch of hidebound New Englanders who don't take lightly to strangers telling them what's wrong with their way of living. Especially from a brash show business type and they don't come more brash than Jack Oakie. But in her usual fashion Shirley brings them together. As the Good Book says, 'and a little child will lead them'. Even though the little child is starting to show signs of puberty. No doubt why Darryl Zanuck did not renew her contract.

Shirley Temple left 20th Century Fox on a good note.