Ninotchka

Titolo originale: Ninotchka
Regia: Ernst Lubitsch |
Anno: 1939
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Commedia Romance
Tag: capitalist | paris, france | capitalism | white russian | jewelry | satire | fur |
Cast: Greta Garbo | Melvyn Douglas | Ina Claire | Bela Lugosi | Sig Ruman | Felix Bressart | Alexander Granach | Gregory Gaye | Rolfe Sedan | Edwin Maxwell | Richard Carle | George Davis | Dorothy Adams | Monya Andre | Nino Bellini | Wilda Bennett | Symona Boniface | Frederika Brown | Emilie Cabanne | Paul Ellis | Fred Farrell | Frank Fletcher | Bess Flowers | Mary Forbes | Jody Gilbert | Lawrence Grant | Jennifer Gray | Winifred Harris | Ray Hendricks | William Irving | Hans Joby | Charles Judels | Armand Kaliz | Ernst Lubitsch | Peggy Moran | Sandra Morgan | Lucille Pinson | Albert Pollet | Frank Reicher | Constantine Romanoff | Alexander Schoenberg | Harry Semels | Tamara Shayne | Florence Shirley | George Sorel | Edwin Stanley | Kay Stewart | George Tobias | Jacques Vanaire | Ellinor Vanderveer | Paul Weigel | Elizabeth Williams | Marek Windheim | Wolfgang Zilzer | Charles Fogel | Dick Gordon | Herschel Graham |

Iranoff, Buljanoff e Kopalski sono tre commissari del governo sovietico inviati a Parigi per vendere i gioielli confiscati alla granduchessa Swana. Interviene però il conte Léon, amante della granduchessa, il quale non fatica molto a distrarre i tre grazie alle sirene della vita parigina. Da Mosca si decide allora di inviare a mettere a posto le cose l'inflessibile ispettrice Nina Ivanova Yakushova. La quale a poco a poco cede alla corte di Léon che se ne è sinceramente innamorato. La granduchessa decide allora di intervenire.

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Knowing how incompetent Iranoff, Buljanoff, and Kopalski are, Razinin would have been sacked by his [...] D
The lettering on the bottle of goat milk Leon sends to Ninotchka is in English instead of in French. D
When the three negotiators are on the train platform looking for their comrade from Moscow, their po [...] D
When ordering cigarettes, one negotiator is beside the desk and two in front, but then it changes to [...] D
When the three negotiators are drunk and Leon stands up, he at first does not have the letter in his [...] D
During the telegram/kissing scene, Iranoff refers to Bela Lugosi's Russian Commissar Razinin's name [...] D
When Ninotchka and Leon are talking about the photograph on his desk, Leon's shadow is moving along [...] D
After arriving at the suite, and Ninotchka begins typing, the position of the trio and the manner in [...] D
Re: Comrade Kopalski, "ski" is typically an ending for Polish names. In Russian, the name would more [...] D
None of the Russian characters speak with Russian accents, nor do the Parisians speak with French ac [...] D
Ninotchka (actually Ninochka) is pronounced NEEN-och-ka in Russia, not Nee-NOTCH-ka. The name is an [...] D
When Ninotchka tells a funny story, objects on the desk change positions. D
When the three Russian negotiators meet Ninotchka at the train station in Paris, the white ticket tu [...] D
The club manager asks Leon to go to the ladies room to retrieve Ninotchka because she "is spreading [...] D
Iranoff, Buljanoff, Kopalski, and Leon could not have known that Razinin would send Ninotchka to Con [...] D
When the Russians are trying to kiss Leon, Felix Bressart's pince-nez falls off, but in the next sho [...] D

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Buljanoff: How are things in Moscow? Ninotchka: V [...] D
Ninotchka: Problems were never solved by bowing fr [...] D
Grand Duchess Swana: Isn't it amazing? One gets th [...] D
Iranoff: He is cutting our throat. Buljanoff: Wha [...] D
Ninotchka: What do you do for mankind? Leon: For [...] D
Ninotchka: So, it's your house? Leon: Well, let's [...] D
Ninotchka: Would you like to see my wound? Leon: [...] D
Ninotchka: Now, don't misunderstand me. I do not h [...] D
Leon: Now, what should we get? The news? Ninotchk [...] D
Iranoff: We can say whatever we want. We can shout [...] D
Leon: Ninotchka, it's midnight. One half of Paris [...] D
Leon: Do you like me just a little bit? Ninotchka [...] D
Ninotchka: Why should you carry other people's bag [...] D
Ninotchka: I should hate to see our country endang [...] D
Ninotchka: Oh, yes. I know what that is. There's o [...] D
Ninotchka: Must you flirt? Leon: Well, I don't ha [...] D
Leon: Love isn't so simple. D
[Ninotchka is examining a map of Paris] Leon: Par [...] D
Iranoff: Can you imagine what the beds would be in [...] D
Leon: What kind of a girl are you, anyway? Ninotc [...] D
Leon: Ninotchka, why do doves bill and coo? Why do [...] D
Ninotchka: I am a traitor. When I kissed you, I be [...] D
Gaston: I view with alarm the influence over you o [...] D
Leon: Good evening, Gaston. Gaston: Good evening, [...] D
Russian Visa Official: Everything is in order. Enj [...] D
Ninotchka: [to Leon] I want to tell you something [...] D
Leon: I want to see a friend of mine - a very dear [...] D
Ninotchka: [3 pretty cigarette girls eagerly enter [...] D
Leon: I warn you gentlemen, if this case comes to [...] D
Ninotchka: That's how they live in the other world [...] D
Leon: Where shall we begin? Ninotchka: I will sta [...] D
Ninotchka: We don't have men like you in my countr [...] D
Swana: Oh, I'm so bored with this face. I wish I h [...] D
Leon: You like Scotch stories? Ninotchka: Never h [...] D
Leon: A radio's a little box that you buy on the i [...] D
Ninotchka: I have heard of the arrogant male in ca [...] D
Ninotchka: What are you after? Leon: Must one alw [...] D
Ninotchka: When I kissed you, I betrayed a Russian [...] D
Iranoff: What a charming idea for Moscow to surpri [...] D
Mercier: Come, gentlemen, let's put our cards on t [...] D
Comissar Razinin: This anonymous report was sent t [...] D
Russian Visa Official: To an unseen caller: "Hello [...] D
Ninotchka: It's funny to look back. I was brought [...] D
Ninotchka: What's that? Comrade Kopalski: It's a [...] D
Grand Duchess Swana: Have you forgotten our first [...] D
Leon: A man comes into a restaurant. He sits down [...] D
Leon: Ninotchka, tell me, you're so expert on thin [...] D
Ninotchka: The Revolution is on the March... bombs [...] D
Leon: But, darling, we won't have to worry about o [...] D
Iranoff: That must be the one. Buljanoff: Yes. He [...] D
Comrade Kopalski: Even the swallows are back. Ira [...] D
Iranoff: I suppose you expect us just to hand over [...] D
Leon: You can't tell me that you don't look forwar [...] D
Swana: The morning after always looks grim if you [...] D
Leon: I'll picket your whole country! I'll boycott [...] D
Swana: Oh, it's pretty hopeless. There may be a ch [...] D
Leon: Oh, Ninotchka, don't take things so seriousl [...] D
Ninotchka: How much does this cost? Iranoff: 2,00 [...] D
Anna: You know how it is today. All you have to do [...] D
Pere Mathieu, Cafe Owner: Now, what shall it be? [...] D
Ninotchka: What do we do now? Leon: Shall we have [...] D
Ninotchka: Let's form our own party. Leon: Right. [...] D
Leon: Ninotchka, when we first went to my apartmen [...] D
Mercier: Frankly gentlemen, we're expected to take [...] D
Ninotchka: I am so happy. Oh, I'm so happy! No one [...] D
Ninotchka: It's never too late to change. I used t [...] D
Leon: Did I hear something about jewels? D
Iranoff: Do you want to be alone, comrade? Ninotc [...] D
Leon: It's midnight. Look at the clock, one hand h [...] D
Ninotchka: I must have a complete report of your n [...] D
Ninotchka: If you wish to approach me... Leon: Yo [...] D
Buljanoff, Comrade Kopalski, Iranoff: [repea [...] D
Anna: Oh, that Burganoff. You never know if he's o [...] D
Ninotchka: Isn't that amazing? At home there is st [...] D
Leon: Your finger, please. Ninotchka: Why do you [...] D
Prologue: This picture takes place in Paris in tho [...] D
Leon: What about life, Ninotchka? Do Russians neve [...] D
Ninotchka: What have you done for mankind? Leon: [...] D

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