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Millie

Titolo originale: Thoroughly Modern Millie
Regia: George Roy Hill |
Anno: 1967
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Commedia Musica Romance
Tag: hotel | love | pursuit | flapper | jazz age | stenographer | 1920s |
Cast: Julie Andrews | James Fox | Mary Tyler Moore | Carol Channing | John Gavin | Jack Soo | Pat Morita | Philip Ahn | Anthony Dexter | Beatrice Lillie | Cavada Humphrey | Herbie Faye | Robert Foulk | Benny Rubin | Michael St. Clair | Leoda Richards | Mae Clarke | Lisabeth Hush | Ann Dee | Marianne Gordon | Diane Sayer | Mary Grover | Bonnie Evans | Ed Haskett |

Una ragazza di provincia si trasferisce nella capitale americana e va ad abitare con un'amica in una pensione la cui proprietaria si arricchisce con la tratta delle bianche. Un ragazzo si innamora di lei ma la giovane, credendo che la tradisca con l'amica, cerca di conquistare il suo principale che a sua volta ha preso una cotta per la sua compagna. Questa un giorno scompare e i tre personaggi la cercano finché la trovano, smascherano il losco commercio e dichiarano reciprocamente i propri sentimenti.
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When Millie does her "Baby face"-dance at the office, she puts a stamp on her hand. In the next sho [...] D
When Millie and Muzzy are on the swing talking about how Muzzy met her husband, the two are sitting [...] D
Jimmy Smith's boss' "red roadster" is a 1925 Pierce-Arrow Model 80. The Model 80 was manufactured b [...] D
When Millie and Miss Dorothy are walking toward the elevator just before the Jewish wedding scene, [...] D
When Millie first changes into a modern, she wears a bluish gray dress. When her brassiere pops ope [...] D
When Muzzy is talking to Millie in the garden, her hair changes from being slicked down to being fu [...] D
When Millie and Jimmy are hanging on the flag pole, the U.S. Trust Company at 45 Wall Street (built [...] D
When Muzzy, the Baron, Jimmy, Millie and Miss Dorothy are driving from the airfield to the mansion, [...] D
When Jimmy and Millie are sitting on the ledge outside the office, the flagpole which both fell ont [...] D
In an early scene, Mrs. Meers wheels her laundry cart into the elevator, punches the elevator butto [...] D
When Jimmy and Millie first start dancing the Tapioca, Jimmy kicks the phonograph to stop the recor [...] D
The "Tapioca" sequence lasts almost 7 minutes but a 78 RPM record, which is providing the music, pl [...] D
When Millie is about to drive away from the hotel with Trevor Graydon, she is wearing a black and w [...] D
Millie drives a red roadster (with a drugged Mr. Graydon beside her), chasing the the laundry truck [...] D
Although the song tells us "this is 1922," all of Millie's post-transformation fashions are from 19 [...] D
When Mrs. Meers passes out in Miss Dorothy's room, the light beside the bed is on. When Miss Doroth [...] D
When Mrs. Meers is first spraying chloroform in the room without the gas mask, she faints and falls [...] D
When the cabbie first drives Miss Dorothy to the Priscilla Hotel, the numbers of the cab's front li [...] D
When Millie and the others are being chased as they are trying to escape from the Chinese opium den [...] D
When Jimmy is hanging off the flagpole on the side of Millie's office building, the secretary out o [...] D
At the end of the movie, when the man is falling from the chair, which is on Jimmy's shoulders, the [...] D
During "This is 1922," the calendar by the reception desk at the Priscilla Hotel says Thursday, 2nd [...] D
When Miss Dorothy checks into the hotel, Mrs. Meers's hands change positions between shots. D
A Jewish wedding would not take place on a Friday night. D
When Millie and Jimmy are sitting on the ledge of the building and he leans forward, you can see th [...] D
During Muzzy's acrobatics act, wires used to safely propel her through the air are seen in the clos [...] D
There is a close up scene where Jimmy helps both Millie and Miss Dorothy off the wing of the plane [...] D
When Miss Dorothy first arrives at the hotel in the taxi, there is a theater across the street from [...] D
When Muzzy is flying through the air after being shot from a cannon. She has on a silver colored su [...] D
In the opening scene, Ethel Pease is singing "Looking at the World through Rose-Colored Glasses". T [...] D
The baritone saxophone that Muzzy plays is a low A baritone saxophone. Such saxophones did not exis [...] D
When Muzzy sings lower and lower notes it causes a martini glass to break suddenly. But glass is br [...] D
Mrs. Meers is injecting a red apple using a syringe with a clearly visible needle. When Miss Doroth [...] D
Miss Dorothy arrives at the Priscilla Hotel on a Thursday (from the calendar). That night, she goes [...] D
When Millie and Jimmy take the car on a wild joyride after the dance, they pass the same cars and s [...] D
The film is set in 1922. The calendar in Mrs. Meer's registration desk says June 3, a Tuesday. In f [...] D
As Millie and Miss Dorothy get to their rooms for the first time you can see the shadow of the came [...] D

Frase

Miss Dorothy Brown: Operator, you have obviously [...] D
Millie Dillmount: Terrif! Ooh, delish! D
Jimmy Smith: Does he have a pet name for you? M [...] D
Millie Dillmount: So you're not in paper clips? [...] D
Jimmy Smith: You think that...? Trevor Graydon: [...] D
Millie Dillmount, Miss Dorothy Brown: [runnin [...] D
Miss Flannery: Forget the boy, Dillmount, get yo [...] D
Jimmy Smith: My, what lovely elbows you have, Mi [...] D
Millie Dillmount: I'm going to be a stenog. Tomo [...] D
Millie Dillmount: Like a squirrel, storing the n [...] D
Miss Dorothy Brown: Oh, I do hope he won't be an [...] D
James Van Hossmere: Be my stenog? D
Muzzy Van Hossmere: Follow your heart, no raspbe [...] D
Muzzy Van Hossmere: Myself, I prefer to sleep in [...] D
[Referring to the elevator] Miss Dorothy Brown: [...] D
Miss Dorothy Brown: [after Judith Tremaine walks [...] D
Taxi driver: That'll be 35 cents please. Miss D [...] D
Mrs. Meers: Sad to be all alone in the world. [...] D
James Van Hossmere: What do you want for a weddi [...] D
Trevor Graydon: Swell! Just swell! D
Jimmy Smith: [as he's being dragged away by Miss [...] D
Gregory Huntley: [in a hushed voice] Yeah! Yeah! [...] D
Mrs. Meers: Pook! D
[after doing loop de loops in the air, Muzzy has [...] D
Millie Dillmount: Cut your hair! Let them see ho [...] D
Millie Dillmount: I like you. Jimmy Smith: And [...] D
Mrs. Meers: Oh POOT! D
[looking at one of the gargoyles on the building [...] D
Jimmy Smith: "She doesn't want to see me!" Banan [...] D
[Millie is trying to seduce her boss Trevor Gray [...] D
Muzzy Van Hossmere: Raspberries! D
Judith Tremaine: [after Millie tries to clean th [...] D
[Millie watches Mrs. Meers slap the two Chinese [...] D
Dorothy's dance partner: [dancing] Do you know t [...] D
Millie Dillmount: Let me get you some more coffe [...] D
Millie Dillmount: [talking to Miss Dorothy about [...] D
[while making out in a car, Millie stops to expl [...] D
Muzzy Van Hossmere: [seeing Millie in tears] Oh! [...] D
Miss Dorothy Brown: [talking about the dance, as [...] D
Trevor Graydon: Bolt the door. Take off your thi [...] D
Jimmy Smith: Be my stenog? Millie Dillmount: Oh [...] D

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