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The title derives from the United States Constitution's Article II, Sec. 2, cl. 2, which provides th [...]	D
Film debut of Betty White.	D
Burgess Meredith, as Herbert Gelman, testifies against Leffingwell at the latter's confirmation hear [...]	D
The Academy Film Archive preserved Advise & Consent in 2007.	D
Henry Fonda's character Leffingwell has similarities to real-life State Department official Alger Hi [...]	D
Although the character of The President (played by Franchot Tone) carries no role name, at one point [...]	D
The blackmail attempt is based on the case of Wyoming Sen. Lester C. Hunt, who was blackmailed by me [...]	D
Henry Fonda (1923) and Inga Swenson (1950) both graduated from Omaha Central High School.	D
Not only was this a return for Gene Tierney after a long break due to health issues, but also a reun [...]	D
For the scenes taking place inside the US Senate, Columbia dusted off its senate set built for "Mr. [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, Senator Cooley gets off a streetcar in front of a Senate office build [...]	D
While Allen Drury was writing the novel on which this film is based, John F. Kennedy, upon whom the [...]	D
Frank Sinatra lobbied hard for the part of Von Ackerman. George Grizzard won the role as Otto Premin [...]	D
Opening credits: This Story is fiction.THE CHARACTERS AND INCIDENTS PORTRAYED AND THE NAMES USED ARE [...]	D
Gene Tierney's comeback film after she had withdrawn from acting for several years due to her ongoin [...]	D
Appearing in two scenes as Senator McCafferty - who, whenever awakened from a deep sleep, automatica [...]	D
The man who is seen turning down a drink from a passing waiter is then-U.S. Senator and future Democ [...]	D
Director Otto Preminger offered the role of a Southern senator to Martin Luther King Jr., believing [...]	D
Final film of Hilary Eaves.	D
Walter Pidgeon and George Grizzard had appeared together in the original Broadway cast of "The Happi [...]	D
"Advise & Consent" was one of a number of Preminger films that challenged both the Motion Picture As [...]	D
Peter Lawford was cast because Otto Preminger valued his access to the Kennedy family. Lawford was J [...]	D
Average Shot Length (ASL) = 18 seconds	D
Former Vice President Richard Nixon was offered the role of the Vice President but refused.	D
Charles Laughton, Burgess Meredith and Franchot Tone all appeared in" The Man on the Eiffel Tower", [...]	D
In the late 1960s Ethan Coen and Joel Coen shot their own version of "Advise and Consent" on Joel's [...]	D
Evelyn Lincoln is listed in the cast, playing the part of a Washington party guest. Those old enough [...]	D
Charlton Heston was offered the part of Brig Anderson, but the actor did not think it a strong part. [...]	D
Last film with Franchot Tone and Charles Laughton together. They both first starred in "Mutiny on th [...]	D
There is a scene showing Sen. Seabright 'Seab' Cooley and Senate Majority Leader Bob Munson driving [...]	D
In the novel, the president is behind the attempt to blackmail Senator Anderson, and Senator Van Ack [...]	D
There was genuine lingering animosity between Charles Laughton and Henry Fonda, stemming from Laught [...]	D
"Advise & Consent" was the first mainstream film to feature a scene set inside a gay bar.	D
In the film, the President denies any knowledge of the blackmail plot against Senator Anderson. In t [...]	D
Charles Laughton acted with and was directed by Burgess Meredith in "The Man on the Eiffel Tower." M [...]	D
The film's plot centers on a terminally ill President trying to preserve his foreign policy agenda b [...]	D
Vice President Harley Hudson is mentioned as coming from Delaware. Some 47 years later Joe Biden of [...]	D
Final film of Charles Laughton. He died of cancer six months after the movie was released.	D
The film is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Allen Drury, who was a congressional corres [...]	D
The movie was produced in 1961 and was released about five months prior to the Cuban Missile Crisis [...]	D

Connessioni

Henry Fonda: The Man and His Movies	D
Reel Radicals: The Sixties Revolution in Film	D
Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood	D
The Contender	D
Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker	D
Lo schermo velato	D
What's My Line?: Jerry Herman & Henry Fonda	D
Century of Cinema: Un secolo di cinema - Viaggio nel cinema americano di Martin Scorsese	D
Bass on Titles	D
You Must Remember This: Jane vs "Barbarella" (Jean & Jane Part 5)	D
The Contender: The Making of a Political Thriller	D
HBO First Look: 'The Contender': The Making of a Political Thriller	D
Will & Grace: Advise and Resent	D
Ciao Debby!: Advice and Dissent	D
Password: Betty White vs. George Grizzard: Game 1	D
A Night at the Movies: Hollywood Goes to Washington	D
Vito	D
The Congress	D
Quell'uragano di papÃ : Advise and Repent	D

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In the opening scene, Senator Dana is heading toward the Capitol as he buys a newspaper. He is heade [...]	D
In the novel, Brig Anderson is identified as a Mormon (the film does not state this). At one point t [...]	D
Certain errors are made in the way senators are usually called upon or addressed in the Senate chamb [...]	D
When Senator Brig Anderson returns home after the black-tie party, he enters his bedroom and removes [...]	D
When the women are speaking in the gallery before the first Senate session, Mrs. Harrison says the " [...]	D
Herbert Gelman testifies that he lived at 2714 Carpenter Street while attending the University of Ch [...]	D
During the roll call vote on Leffingwell's nomination, as the Majority Leader walks up to the Vice P [...]	D
When the roll call vote is being conducted on the motion to advise and consent to Leffingwell's nomi [...]	D
Until his elevation to the Presidency, Vice President Hudson is not shown traveling with Secret Serv [...]	D
When the Majority Leader meets the Vice President in Dolly Harrison's garden during her party, the s [...]	D
When the scene where the tour guide is talking about Lt. Grant and Lt. Lee in the Mexican War, he st [...]	D
Vice President Harley Hudson does not cast the tie-breaking vote on the Leffingwell nomination after [...]	D
As the security guard enters Senator Anderson's office the telephone is ringing. The rings (apparent [...]	D
Senator Kanaho, the Senator from Hawaii, is shown seated on the minority side of the aisle in the Se [...]	D
Senator Brigham Anderson of Utah is shown in his home drinking from a distinctive fluted Coca-Cola b [...]	D

Frase

Bob Munson: [to Brig about the President withdrawi [...]	D
Bob Munson: Was that Brig? What's the matter? Sen [...]	D
Ellen Anderson: No, I don't know. He was good, and [...]	D
Bob Munson: Mr. President, with the chair's permis [...]	D
The President: I guess I've been wrong in many man [...]	D
Senator Brigham Anderson: Mr. Leffingwell, I'm sur [...]	D
Fred Van Ackerman: What I did was for the good of [...]	D
Senator Seabright Cooley: Haven't had this much fu [...]	D
[first lines] [a boy is selling newspapers outsid [...]	D
Bob Munson: What do you think about that, you old [...]	D
Senator Orrin Knox: Don't you feel we're worth the [...]	D
Fred Van Ackerman: Mr. President, is the Senator c [...]	D
Robert Leffingwell: I'm an egghead. I'm not only a [...]	D
Senate Majority Leader: [referring to the balance [...]	D
Bob Munson: He jumped the whale!	D
Senator Brigham Anderson: [with an air of desperat [...]	D
Johnny Leffingwell: The phone - Senator Munson. R [...]	D
Senator Seabright Cooley: Now, Mr. Gelman. You tol [...]	D
Stanley Danta: Who're we gonna make peace with now [...]	D
[last lines] Bob Munson: Senators. A great leader [...]	D
Journalist: Senator Anderson. Senator Van Ackerman [...]	D
Bob Munson: [Confronted by Fred for avoiding his p [...]	D

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