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No Mato Sem Cachorro

Título original: The Lemon Drop Kid
  • 1951
  • Approved
  • 1 h 31 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,0/10
2,4 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Bob Hope, Jane Darwell, Oliver Blake, Fred Clark, William Frawley, Tor Johnson, Andrea King, Marilyn Maxwell, and Lloyd Nolan in No Mato Sem Cachorro (1951)
ComédiaCrimeMúsicaRomance

Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.Um golpista da cidade de Nova York tem até o Natal para coletar os 10 mil dólares que deve pagar a um gângster, o que o leva a se envolver em golpes.

  • Direção
    • Sidney Lanfield
    • Frank Tashlin
  • Roteiristas
    • Edmund Beloin
    • Irving Elinson
    • Edmund L. Hartmann
  • Artistas
    • Bob Hope
    • Marilyn Maxwell
    • Lloyd Nolan
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,0/10
    2,4 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Sidney Lanfield
      • Frank Tashlin
    • Roteiristas
      • Edmund Beloin
      • Irving Elinson
      • Edmund L. Hartmann
    • Artistas
      • Bob Hope
      • Marilyn Maxwell
      • Lloyd Nolan
    • 34Avaliações de usuários
    • 19Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Bob Hope
    Bob Hope
    • Sidney Milburn - aka The Lemon Drop Kid
    Marilyn Maxwell
    Marilyn Maxwell
    • 'Brainey' Baxter
    Lloyd Nolan
    Lloyd Nolan
    • Oxford Charlie
    Jane Darwell
    Jane Darwell
    • Nellie Thursday
    Andrea King
    Andrea King
    • Stella
    Fred Clark
    Fred Clark
    • Moose Moran
    Jay C. Flippen
    Jay C. Flippen
    • Straight Flush Tony
    William Frawley
    William Frawley
    • Gloomy Willie
    Harry Bellaver
    Harry Bellaver
    • Sam the Surgeon
    Sid Melton
    Sid Melton
    • Little Louie
    Ben Welden
    Ben Welden
    • Singing Solly
    Ida Moore
    Ida Moore
    • Mrs. Feeney - The Bird Lady
    Francis Pierlot
    Francis Pierlot
    • Henry Regan
    Charles Cooley
    • Goomba
    Salvatore De Lorenzo
    • Street-Corner Santa Claus
    • (as Society Kid Hogan)
    Harry Shannon
    Harry Shannon
    • John (policeman)
    Bernard Szold
    • Honest Harry
    Tor Johnson
    Tor Johnson
    • Super Swedish Angel - Wrestler
    • Direção
      • Sidney Lanfield
      • Frank Tashlin
    • Roteiristas
      • Edmund Beloin
      • Irving Elinson
      • Edmund L. Hartmann
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários34

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    7bkoganbing

    Lemon Drops With Silver Bells

    The Lemon Drop Kid is the second of two films Bob Hope did from stories based on Damon Runyon's colorful collection of characters, the first being Sorrowful Jones. Sidney Melbourne known to one and all as The Lemon Drop Kid for his inordinate fondness for lemon flavored candy is a fellow who lives by his wits as a race track tout.

    Sometimes our hero is too clever by a half and when he gives the wrong tip to gambler Fred Clark's girl friend, Andrea King, Clark says that Hope owes him ten thousand dollars, the amount the horse would have paid him.

    Things move fast and furious as Hope evolves a scheme to raise the money by starting a home for little old ladies named for Jane Darwell. Hope gets everyone in his set involved including his long suffering girl friend, Marilyn Maxwell.

    Maxwell, who was reputedly involved romantically with Hope during the shooting of this film, plays a part almost identical to Runyon's better known Adelaide from Guys and Dolls.

    Of course this film is famous for introducing that modern Christmas classic Silver Bells by Bob and Marilyn. And in an act that some might consider charity, that other well known Paramount star, Bing Crosby made a hit record of it with his radio girl singer of the moment Carole Richards.

    In his musical autobiography record Bing said that he thought the secret of Silver Bells popularity is that it is an urban based song with its images of department stores, kid's rushing, and above all the bustle the sound of bells from street corner Santas. The song fits in real nice in the film with Hope's scheme involving his fellow street people in Santa Claus suits collecting for that little old ladies home.

    Silver Bells got nominated for Best song, but lost to that other Paramount film song In the Cool Cool Cool of the Evening introduced by Bing Crosby.

    Still the popularity of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans classic modern holiday ballad will insure people will be watching The Lemon Drop Kid for years to come.
    rentfrow

    Christmas Tradition

    Our entire family from great grandmother on down to the great grandchildren love this movie. It will never be outdated. It is funny, decent and there is never a dull moment. This movie is truly a classic and such a refreshing change from the liberal nonsense that the industry is spewing out today.
    7planktonrules

    Most enjoyable.

    "The Lemon Drop Kid" is from a story by Damon Runyon--and it's heritage is obvious based on the sorts of names for the characters, such as Stan the Surgeon, Moose Moran, Nellie Thursday and Straight Flush Tony. The title character is played by Bob Hope and he's a real schmuck. He makes his living, such as it is, by selling fake tips on horses at the racetrack. However, when he convinces a big-time mobster's girl to bet on a horse instead of the one she intended to bet on, the mobster (Fred Clark) is NOT happy. He insists that The Kid must pay him back by Christmas....or else. The problem is that The Lemon Drop Kid has no money and no friends--so he heads to New York to try to convince someone to loan him the money. But, he is a schmuck after all and none of his 'friends' in the city are willing to give him a dime. What's he to do....just wait to have his legs broken....if he's LUCKY?! Nah, he comes up with a scheme involving the creation of an old folks home and Santa. Confusing? See the film to find out why he does this and what's next.

    Overall, this is a very enjoyable Hope vehicle. He's in top form and the movie is entertaining despite a few small glitches. For example, look for Bob Hope's lips as he 'sings' "Silver Bells" and tries to get money from some very little kids. You can clearly see that his lips AREN'T moving yet he's somehow singing! Oops. Despite this silly mistake, I must say that this is a lovely part of the film--a real highlight. Clever and worth your time.
    10d-mrice

    Great Holiday Fun

    This is one of my favorite holiday movies. It is a great example of Runyan's work. I would recommend it for the whole family! It is a nice departure from the usual holiday sentimentalism. The dialog is peppered with typical Runyan phrases that truly capture the "Guys and Dolls" types and yet still has the Bob Hope send up comedy typical of his "Road" pictures. The musical numbers add to the picture without making it into a big budget Hollywood show. Jane Darwell, William Frawley and Lloyd Nolan are really enjoyable. Even though some of the comedy it perhaps a bit ethnic oriented, it really isn't offensive. My family and I would rather watch this than any other "wonderful" holiday movie.
    7cgvsluis

    Silver Bells, Silver Bells...it's a Christmas con in the city.

    Bob Hope is wonderful as The Lemon Drop Kid, who makes his money tricking people into betting on ponies with his phony insider information and agreeing to cut him in on the winnings...only he mistakenly convinces a gangster's mol into betting on a different pony than she was supposed to with $2000! As a consequence, the gangster looses out on a $10,000 payout. He tells the Lemon Drop Kid he has until Christmas Eve to pay him back the $10,000. So The Kid travels to New York where he is hoping to call upon his friends to help him out...only they don't because either they can't or because he has taken advantage of their kindness one too many times, including the lovely lady "Brainy". Down on his luck and with just enough money to get his winter clothes out of hawk he sees a bell ringing Santa...and is struck by the idea that he could raise money for a charity...his save a life charity.

    This was a great vehicle for Bob Hope and he is at the top of his game in this film. I was eager to see this film because I ordered sheet music for my favorite Christmas carol..."Silver Bells" and found out it came straight out of this film The Lemon Drop Kid which I had never heard of. I don't know that this will be a Christmas regular for me, but it was worth seeing...contained my favorite Christmas carol, and had some interesting scenes from a by gone era...including tinsled trees and Christmas store windows.

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    • Curiosidades
      Introduced the hit Christmas song "Silver Bells". The movie was filmed in 1950, but not released in theaters until March, 1951. When a recording of "Silver Bells" by Bing Crosby became a hit in December, 1950, the studio called Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell back to re-shoot a more elaborate musical version of the song for the film's release. In later years, Bob Hope made "Silver Bells" his own Christmas theme. He performed the song every year on his annual Christmas TV special, usually singing it as a duet with the lead female guest (such as Olivia Newton-John, Shirley Jones, Barbara Mandrell, or his own wife, Dolores Hope).
    • Erros de gravação
      Sidney rings bells while Brainey sings "Silver Bells." He's only holding two bells, but we hear at least four different ring notes.
    • Citações

      Gloomy Willie: You're sweet too, pickle-nose... bring the chair.

    • Conexões
      Featured in A Hollywood Christmas (1996)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Silver Bells
      Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans

      Sung by Marilyn Maxwell (uncredited) and Bob Hope (uncredited)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 2 de abril de 1951 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Lemon Drop Kid
    • Locações de filme
      • Santa Anita Park & Racetrack - 285 West Huntington Drive, Arcadia, Califórnia, EUA(Florida horseracing scene)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Hope Enterprises
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 1 h 31 min(91 min)
    • Cor
      • Black and White
    • Proporção
      • 1.37 : 1

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