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Alô, Dolly!

Título original: Hello, Dolly!
  • 1969
  • Livre
  • 2 h 26 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,0/10
18 mil
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Walter Matthau and Barbra Streisand in Alô, Dolly! (1969)
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Pop MusicalRomantic ComedyAdventureComedyMusicalRomance

A casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionário... Ler tudoA casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionários a viajar para Nova York no caminho.A casamenteira Dolly Levi viaja para Yonkers para encontrar um parceiro para o "meio-milionário" Horace Vandergelder, e convence sua sobrinha, o noivo de sua sobrinha e seus dois funcionários a viajar para Nova York no caminho.

  • Direção
    • Gene Kelly
  • Roteiristas
    • Michael Stewart
    • Thornton Wilder
    • Ernest Lehman
  • Artistas
    • Barbra Streisand
    • Walter Matthau
    • Michael Crawford
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,0/10
    18 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Gene Kelly
    • Roteiristas
      • Michael Stewart
      • Thornton Wilder
      • Ernest Lehman
    • Artistas
      • Barbra Streisand
      • Walter Matthau
      • Michael Crawford
    • 166Avaliações de usuários
    • 38Avaliações da crítica
    • 51Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Ganhou 3 Oscars
      • 4 vitórias e 13 indicações no total

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    Barbra Streisand
    Barbra Streisand
    • Dolly Levi
    Walter Matthau
    Walter Matthau
    • Horace Vandergelder
    Michael Crawford
    Michael Crawford
    • Cornelius Hackl
    Marianne McAndrew
    Marianne McAndrew
    • Irene Molloy
    Danny Lockin
    Danny Lockin
    • Barnaby Tucker
    E.J. Peaker
    E.J. Peaker
    • Minnie Fay
    Joyce Ames
    • Ermengarde
    Tommy Tune
    Tommy Tune
    • Ambrose Kemper
    Judy Knaiz
    • Gussie Granger
    David Hurst
    David Hurst
    • Rudolph Reisenweber
    Fritz Feld
    Fritz Feld
    • Rudolph's Assistant
    Richard Collier
    Richard Collier
    • Vandergelder's Barber
    J. Pat O'Malley
    J. Pat O'Malley
    • Policeman in Park
    Louis Armstrong
    Louis Armstrong
    • Orchestra Leader
    David Ahdar
    • Laborer
    • (não creditado)
    Will Ahern
    • Paper Ricker
    • (não creditado)
    • …
    Rutanya Alda
    Rutanya Alda
    • Townsperson
    • (não creditado)
    Melanie Alexander
    • Dancer
    • (não creditado)
    • …
    • Direção
      • Gene Kelly
    • Roteiristas
      • Michael Stewart
      • Thornton Wilder
      • Ernest Lehman
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários166

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    7budikavlan

    I'd kinda like to see Barbra do this role now

    The miscasting of Barbra Streisand is an interesting topic of discussion regarding this movie. She's way too young, as everyone else has said; despite slight changes to the script and giving everyone the benefit of the doubt, it's silly to think that a woman in her mid twenties would have built up both the social contacts and worldly sangfroid that the character possesses. That said, however, she does about as well as anyone could ask playing a role she was 3 decades too young for. The animosity between Barbra and Walter Matthau is another problem--they have no chemistry together whatsoever. While his annoyance with her at the beginning is believable, the turnabout at the end comes across completely false. Fortunately, the movie has many other charms to make up for that central problem.

    My favorite part of the movie, and the heart of the film, is the "courtship" of Cornelius & Irene and Barnaby & Minnie Fay. Michael Crawford and the late Danny Lockin are absolutely adorable as Cornelius and Barnaby. The "Dancing" and "Elegance" numbers and the dinner scene at the Harmonia Gardens are worth the price of admission alone. Barbra plays better with the rest of the cast too; she's more believable as a "woman of the world" when she's with the younger cast members. The production design is wonderful as well. While the movie was outrageously expensive for its time, just about every dollar is visible on screen. The claustrophobic musicals they've made since the Seventies really look deficient when compared to the wide-open dance scenes and crowd shots in classic musicals like this one.

    All in all, Hello, Dolly has much to offer. It's not the best musical ever made by a long shot, but it's undeniably fun to watch. It would be fun to see Barbra play the role now that she's a more appropriate age for it. Unfortunately, she doesn't do musicals anymore. Maybe Tyne Daly would take the part.
    7ptb-8

    $24,000,000 in 1968 = wow!

    Possibly more enjoyable (needed) today than even in the 60s HELLO DOLLY has aged very well and now has the respect it deserves. The astonishing budget was almost a record breaker at the time and the 70mm production certainly gives the audience a spectacular serving. The 60s musicals are getting a new audience because of the fantastic and very welcome DVD transfers... and I am pleased to see a new generation find them and be very happy and delighted. Criticism is easy if so inclined and I have always disliked the Cornelius Hackl nonsense, but 35 years later and happy to sail along with the sheer hilariousness of the tone and the massive and quite thrilling spectacle, I am glad the film exists. The absolutely gigantic and detailed parade and the restaurant scenes are simply unforgettable... especially the Waiter's gallop stunt dancing and very funny contrivance of the choreography. HELLO DOLLY is a great production, a very good comedy, sensational orchestrations and a genuine spectacular musical. Kids would love it if you encouraged them to see it. Yes it does look like Imogen Coca or Carol Burnett or even Barbra Eden in the sub roles but as we know it isn't. The opening sequence is so wonderful, with the city coming to life and rhythm and the rail journey thru the credits is just sublime. It was a big hit in Jan 1970 and ran for months in Australia in huge 70mm cinemas. I saw it that way then and love the DVD now which gives equal effect for those not around in the 70s. Matthau is hilarious.
    7johnm_001

    Worth a look!

    While some of the cast of "Hello, Dolly! leaves something to be desired, its sets, costumes, general production values, and choreography cannot be beat. Striesand is miscast, but nobody can fault her for that. She gives it her all, and frankly, I prefer her performance in this film, over her inexplicable star-making turn in "Funny Girl". Lots of money was spent on making this film, and every cent of it can be seen in the finished product. The film is leaps and bounds over almost everything made today. Every musical number is first-rate. This film should ONLY be seen in WIDESCREEN. To view a cropped video tape would be silly, since you would be seeing only half the film. "Hello, Dolly! is lots of fun, and a true testimony to the lost art of fine film-making.
    7moonspinner55

    "I don't want my wings cut!" ... "No man does, Horace, no man does."

    Rip-snorting musical from 20th Century-Fox, turning its backlot into New York City, circa 1890 while telling the tale of widow Dolly Levi, an indefatigable meddler and matchmaker who hopes to deliver herself into the arms of an eligible storekeeper from Yonkers. Producer Ernest Lehman adapted his screenplay from the popular stage musical with a book by Michael Stewart, based on Thornton Wilder's "The Matchmaker" (itself filmed without music in 1958). Director Gene Kelly attempts a breathless pace right from the start, which leaves the early scenes feeling rushed and hyperactive. Professional critics in late 1969, perhaps put off by the unimaginable-for-its-time $25 million budget, complained that the picture was overblown; however, in hindsight, this is inconsequential, as the scenario begs for a huge presentation...and a huge star in the lead. Barbra Streisand (deemed too young to be portraying a widow) is a marvelous Dolly: a firebrand (and a firecracker) who knows nothing of subtlety, she goes for the gut, as the role requires. As her reluctant intended, Walter Matthau looks unhappy and seems stuffy, but repeat viewings reveal this to be the character and not necessarily Matthau's disposition at the time (he and Streisand failed to get along while filming). The song numbers, particularly "Just Leave Everything To Me", "Before The Parade Passes By" and the celebrated title tune, are joyous, and Michael Kidd's line-'em-up choreography is often stunning in widescreen. The film does run too long, and it loses some vitality whenever Streisand is busy and the pixilated juveniles take over, but Kelly is determined to give his audience a showcase--a slam-bang, old-fashioned musical parade with pearls and feathers and floor-length gowns. At that, he succeeded. *** from ****
    drednm

    SIMPLY STUNNING STREISAND

    Forget the stories about miscasting and squabbles on the set. This production of HELLO, DOLLY! is big and bright and brassy with Barbra Streisand taking center stage as Dolly Levi, the matchmaker with a mind to marry a crusty "half-a-millionaire" from Yonkers.

    The story line is familiar. The musical is based on Thornton Wilder's play THE MATCHMAKER and was a Broadway sensation for Carol Channing in 1964. This film version trims the story, drops a couple songs, and adds a new one ("Love Is Only Love"). Directed by Gene Kelly and choreographed by Michael Kidd, the film makes good use of location shooting around New York State.

    Streisand, in only her second film, is in great voice and shows a nice comic touch. Yes, Dolly is supposed to be "middle aged," but it really doesn't matter. And with those turn-of-the-century hair styles and clothes, you can't tell anyway.

    Walter Matthau is good as crusty Horace (though his accent wanders) and Michael Crawford makes for a delightful Cornelius Hackl. Marianne McAndrew is Irene, E.J. Peaker is Minnie, and Danny Lockin is Barnaby. Others in the cast include Judy Knaiz as Gussie, Tommy Tune as Ambrose, Joyce Ames as Ermengarde, David Hurst as Rudy, and Louis Armstrong as the bandleader.

    The songs by Jerry Herman are wonderful and have witty lyrics. Two huge production numbers dominate the film. In the first half, "Before the Parade Passes By" is a stunner, sung by Streisand, it turns into a gigantic parade beneath a summer sky and it's as big and brassy a musical number as you'll ever see.

    Of course the title song is a show stopper and well staged in the Harmonia Gardens on 14th Street. Streisand makes her famous entrance (and return to life after a period of widowhood) down a grand staircase. She wears a glittering gown of gold as she sings and dances with a battery of waiters. She also does a memorable duet with Armstrong (in his final film appearance).

    Yes, it's old fashioned. But the film is so bright and tuneful, it never lags. It was the #4 box-office hit of 1969.

    Bottom line: Streisand makes for a great Dolly, and this is a great film musical.

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    • Curiosidades
      According to Michael Crawford, he auditioned for Gene Kelly in his hotel room. Kelly asked him if he knew any tap steps, and tried to coach him on some on top of the coffee table. Crawford tried to imitate him, but was so nervous at the idea of dancing with the famous dancer and choreographer that he kept messing up. He was convinced he'd failed the audition, when Kelly told him "What we're looking for is an attractive idiot: My wife thinks you're attractive, and I think you're an idiot!", telling him he'd gotten the part.
    • Erros de gravação
      During opening credits, as Walter Matthau's name appears, a couple of wrecked modern automobiles (circa 1960s) can be seen dumped in foliage to right of railroad track.
    • Citações

      Dolly Levi: Money, pardon the expression, is like manure. It's not worth a thing unless it's spread around, encouraging young things to grow.

    • Versões alternativas
      There are two alternate takes during the number Before The Parade Passes By. They occur as Dolly Levi (played by Barbra Streisand) is running down the garden path to see the parade and is singing the line "Before the Parade Passes by".In the 35mm prints which were sent to movie theaters after the roadshow engagements, Dolly almost loses her hat while running. This was used for the home video version. The 70mm prints have a different take, in which Dolly did not have any hat problems. This was used for the DVD version.
    • Conexões
      Edited into American Masters: Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer (2002)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Just Leave Everything To Me
      (1964) (uncredited)

      Written by Jerry Herman

      Performed by Barbra Streisand and Chorus

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 28 de janeiro de 1970 (Brasil)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • ¡Hello Dolly!
    • Locações de filme
      • United States Military Academy, West Point, Nova Iorque, EUA
    • Empresas de produção
      • Chenault Productions
      • Twentieth Century Fox
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    • Orçamento
      • US$ 25.000.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 400.881
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 221.204
      • 11 de ago. de 2019
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      • US$ 403.127
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