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A Pata de um Milhão de Dólares

Título original: The Million Dollar Duck
  • 1971
  • Livre
  • 1 h 29 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,8/10
2,9 mil
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Sandy Duncan, Joe Flynn, James Gregory, Dean Jones, Lee Montgomery, and Tony Roberts in A Pata de um Milhão de Dólares (1971)
Professor Dooley takes home a duck from his research laboratory as a pet for his son, but soon finds out that it lays golden eggs.
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaProfessor Dooley takes home a duck from his research laboratory as a pet for his son, but soon finds out that it lays golden eggs.Professor Dooley takes home a duck from his research laboratory as a pet for his son, but soon finds out that it lays golden eggs.Professor Dooley takes home a duck from his research laboratory as a pet for his son, but soon finds out that it lays golden eggs.

  • Direção
    • Vincent McEveety
  • Roteiristas
    • Ted Key
    • Roswell Rogers
  • Artistas
    • Dean Jones
    • Sandy Duncan
    • Joe Flynn
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,8/10
    2,9 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Vincent McEveety
    • Roteiristas
      • Ted Key
      • Roswell Rogers
    • Artistas
      • Dean Jones
      • Sandy Duncan
      • Joe Flynn
    • 26Avaliações de usuários
    • 13Avaliações da crítica
    • 45Metascore
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    Dean Jones
    Dean Jones
    • Professor Albert Dooley
    Sandy Duncan
    Sandy Duncan
    • Katie Dooley
    Joe Flynn
    Joe Flynn
    • Finley Hooper
    Tony Roberts
    Tony Roberts
    • Fred Hines
    James Gregory
    James Gregory
    • Rutledge
    Lee Montgomery
    Lee Montgomery
    • Jimmy Dooley
    • (as Lee Harcourt Montgomery)
    Jack Kruschen
    Jack Kruschen
    • Doctor Gottlieb
    Virginia Vincent
    Virginia Vincent
    • Eunice Hooper
    Jack Bender
    Jack Bender
    • Arvin Wadlow
    Billy Bowles
    • Orlo Wadlow
    Sammy Jackson
    • Frisby
    Arthur Hunnicutt
    Arthur Hunnicutt
    • Mr. Purdham
    Frank Wilcox
    Frank Wilcox
    • Bank Manager
    Bryan O'Byrne
    Bryan O'Byrne
    • Bank Teller
    Ted Jordan
    Ted Jordan
    • Mr. Forbes
    Bing Russell
    Bing Russell
    • Mr. Smith
    Peter Renaday
    • Mr. Beckert
    • (as Pete Renoudet)
    Frank Cady
    Frank Cady
    • Assayer
    • Direção
      • Vincent McEveety
    • Roteiristas
      • Ted Key
      • Roswell Rogers
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    bob the moo

    Dated, silly stuff from Disney with a few laughs

    Hard pressed scientist Albert Dooley has little money to spend as his work with animals isn't proving as profitable as he hoped it would be. However one day his worthless duck is exposed to high levels of radiation. Taking the duck home with him he finds that it can be stimulated to lay eggs – eggs made of solid gold. The more eggs it lays the more Albert becomes consumed with it and also the more attention the sudden increase in gold deposits in the local reserves draws from the Treasury Department.

    This film is a good example of the films Disney made around this time, in the same way as animation with songs and smart-ass sidekicks are of the 90's. This is typical of the period but not the best example of when it works well. The plot is goofy and sets the tone for the sense of humour but it isn't used very well. Instead of laughs it really only produces energy and `wackiness'. There are a few laughs but not many. Most of the action has dated badly – with clichéd hippies, All-American happy families and forced physical routines.

    Jones is OK, accustom as he is to roles such as this. He carries it well but the subject has less charm than some of his better films (Herbie for one). Of the rest of the cast only Tony Roberts really sticks in the mind as he has almost all of the good lines. The duck is cool though!

    Overall this is a passable family film but it will not be `great' for any member of the family. There are better Disney films out there from this period – this one just lacked a certain spark to make it work better.
    7r96sk

    Nothing out of this world, but a good enough watch

    Suitably entertaining.

    'The Million Dollar Duck' follows very similar steps as a lot of Disney's wacky comedies from around this era, it that regard it isn't anything particularly noteworthy. The writing to set up the events of this film is poor, it's incredibly manufactured.

    However, as with most of these sorta films, it does produce enjoyable moments. That's helped by the casting, which Disney pick masterfully the vast majority of the time. Dean Jones always elevates a production upward, even if his performance here isn't one of his best. Tony Roberts is decent as Fred, though none of the others do all that much; not even Joe Flynn (Finley).

    Nothing out of this world, but a good enough watch nonetheless.
    6SimonJack

    Disney period family comedy with slight spoofing

    "The Million Dollar Duck" is a silly but fun fantasy comedy. In spite of some critics' disdain for such movies - if they are for kids (they don't seem to mind the silly adult films). This one was pleasing enough for kids and adults. Disney wasn't the only studio that saw a market for such comical films mostly during the 1960s through 1980s.

    The adult humor is here as well, but it may not register with many in 21st century audiences. Indeed, this film shows something of American culture that has changed. Through the middle of the last century - after WW II and well into the 1970s, one of the staples of humor was the Internal Revenue Service and government taxes. People of all stripes, but mostly common, everyday folks and hometown businessmen complained about government taxes. One couldn't go into a bar, barbershop, cafe or drug store and not hear someone lamenting the government tax burden. Government employees indeed were not very favorably regarded, whether with the IRS or not.

    One suspects that the culture change by the late 20th century is what brought an end to such commonplace disdain. The transformation to mostly two-income households had lifted many more people above the subsistence level. So, most families spend more and can afford more things. Ergo, less complaint about Uncle Sam taking too much.

    Still, a college research professor in 1971 should have made a sufficient salary to support a family of three fairly comfortably. But, not so in this film. The name of his office on the door to Albert Dooley's (Dean Jones) lab reads, "Psycho Bio Research Laboratory." All of the cast are good in their roles. Sandy Duncan is funny early on as the slightly dingy Katie Dooley. Watching her make applesauce in the kitchen is a hoot. And Dean Jones's reaction is hilarious.

    James Gregory is very funny as the stuffy Treasury head. And, Edward Andrews plays the worried, angst-filled representative of the Federal Reserve Bank, Morgan, superbly. Tony Roberts is especially good as the crafty lawyer neighbor and friend who can't take his own advice. If one watches closely, there's no little amount of spoofing in this film. Not just about government agents, but lawyers and others as well.

    One of the humorous criticisms I can recall from around that time had to do with government grants. One instance went something like this - while some people were out of work, others were homeless, and small businesses were struggling to keep going, the government awarded a $140,000 grant to study the mating habits of frogs. I wonder if Albert Dooley's place of employment wasn't intended as a little jab at government along those lines.

    This film isn't packed with laughter scenes, or with witty lines or silly situations. It has a little bit of each, and should bring a smile to most kids and adults even well into the 21st century.

    In some places, the movie is slow. And a vehicle chase scene with Jones hanging on to a utility truck ladder is quite old. It had been done in so many films before that it just doesn't seem funny this time. Here are some favorite lines.

    Katie Dooley, "Jimmy, don't bother your father with that now. He's got little enough on his mind as it is."

    Jimmy Dooley, "Mr. Hooper next door... he has a dog. He can afford to feed it. It's a great big one." Albert Dooley, "Mr. Hooper next door works for the U.S. Treasury and they have all our money. He could afford a giraffe."

    Finley Hooper, "I wish that fool professor made enough money so I could investigate him."

    Dr. Gottlieb, "Excuse me. I have to go recheck the IQ of this chimp - a hundred and forty, higher than mine."

    Fred Hines, "Look Al, sweetheart. I'm only trying to save you money. I mean by making me a partner, you'll save paying me all those exorbitant lawyer's fees."
    6paul_m_haakonsen

    Timeless classic Disney family movie...

    I sat down in 2021 to watch the 1971 Disney movie "The Million Dollar Duck". This is my second time to watch it actually. I remember watching it back in my childhood, probably in the early 1980s, but I could only vaguely recall the movie. So as I had the opportunity to sit down in 2021 to watch it, of course I did so.

    This movie is still very entertaining and watchable, even now 50 years after the movie was initially released. So writers Ted Key and Roswell Rogers definitely did a good job with the script here, and that is quite the accomplishment which makes for a truly timeless classic movie.

    "The Million Dollar Duck" is a twist on the classic tale of fowl being able to produce a golden egg. So it is a familiar storyline, but with added contents. And I will say that the Disney fingerprint definitely is showing on this 1971 movie. There was just something profoundly enjoyable about the movies Disney made back in the day.

    The cast in "The Million Dollar Duck" definitely was good, and of course having Dean Jones in the lead role certainly made for a good movie, as he had a great track record with his older Disney movies. So if you enjoyed him in other of Disney's movies, you will also enjoy him in "The Million Dollar Duck".

    This was definitely a movie well worth taking the time to sit down and watch again, and it is a movie that has something to offer to the entire family.

    My rating of "The Million Dollar Duck" lands on a six out of ten stars.
    9Seattle10

    One of Disney's Best

    An absolutely excellent movie.

    I cannot, for anything, understand any criticism of this fine film, such as Mr. Siskel, walking out on it, as he did this for only three movies, out of all the thousands he watched for reviewing.

    Any movie, I say, any movie, with Joe Flynn, is great, and you add in Edward Arnold, and the solid Disney characters similar to those of the Dexter Riley era, and you have a smash hit.

    The plot, what is wrong with that? The last I knew, Disney was known for fantasy, and family tales, with a happy ending.

    Dean Jones, as usual, is superb, Sandy Duncan, great, as his loving and supportive, sweet wife. And Tony Roberts, great- punchy, yet a friend to the professor (Jones).

    Concerning the portrayal of sweet, middle-class American family life, what is wrong with that? Nothing. Just because it does not look like life of today, is no reason to knock it, plus it provides deep joy for those who grew up in that era (1971), especially those who did so, in the Southland, where this gem was filmed.

    Happy ending, with good lessons learned, a fine film.

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    • Curiosidades
      Near the conclusion of the movie, just before Jimmy captures Charlie the duck, there is a Volkswagen Beetle with the license plate OFP 857 and inside the vehicle is a Great Dane. The tag was the very same as Herbie's in Se Meu Fusca Falasse (1968), another Disney movie starring Dean Jones that was the first in a series of "Love Bug" films. The dog is the same breed as in Um Amor de Companheiro (1966), also starring Dean Jones.
    • Erros de gravação
      The logo and attachment that is on the Centennial is not the Hyundai logo. The logo and attachment on that car both appear to resemble the Lincoln logo.
    • Citações

      Jimmy Dooley: I didn't want a duck! I wanted a puppy!

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      During the opening credits, an animated duck lays six eggs. Then, it places a "1" and a "$ " before these eggs. After it adds commas, the eggs turn golden with a cash register sound. The third egg then expands and blends into the opening scene.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Gus, uma Mula Fora de Série (1976)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de outubro de 1973 (Brasil)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Disney's Official Site
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Este Pato Vale Ouro
    • Locações de filme
      • Toluca Lake, Califórnia, EUA(pass the Post Office while riding on top of garbage truck)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Walt Disney Productions
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