La Dame du vendredi
Réalisation:
Howard HawksPhotographie:
Joseph WalkerActeurs·trices:
Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, Ralph Bellamy, Gene Lockhart, Porter Hall, Ernest Truex, Clarence Kolb, Roscoe Karns, Frank Jenks, Regis Toomey (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Hildy Johnson vient de divorcer de Walter Burns, le rédacteur en chef du journal pour lequel elle travaille. Elle annonce à son ex-mari qu'elle démissionne pour se marier à Bruce Baldwin, un assureur qui mène une vie calme. Mais Walter lui demande de couvrir un dernier évènement : l'exécution d'un condamné à mort qui clame son innocence. Hildy interviewe le condamné qui en profite pour s'échapper. Convaincue de son innocence, Hildy le cache dans les locaux du journal. (Bach Films)
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Critiques (2)
It wasn't until about twenty minutes in that I realized that I was actually watching the original to Billy Wilder's famous remake, and that's when comparing the two versions made me enjoy the film even more. The newer men's version of The Front Page wins in the end, though, because it's funny from start to finish and doesn't have such a protracted denouement as His Girl Friday, which, thanks to Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell, is also a male-female struggle, but a rather pointless one.
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A great volley of words, sometimes unbelievable. Cary Grant is once again captivating as always, but Rosalind Russell is an absolutely equal rival and partner to him. Additionally, you're following a story that makes sense and isn't just about the romance between them. An excellently functioning film that stunned me with its eloquence. The screenwriters outdid themselves, but the actors especially show how natural such a game of dialogue can be.
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