La tromba squilla a mezzanotte

Titolo originale: The Horn Blows at Midnight
Regia: Raoul Walsh
Anno: 1945
Origine: United States of America
Generi: Commedia Fantasy Musica
Tag: angel | trumpet | fallen angel | trumpet player |
Cast: Jack Benny Alexis Smith Dolores Moran Allyn Joslyn Reginald Gardiner Guy Kibbee John Alexander Franklin Pangborn Margaret Dumont Robert Blake Ethel Griffies Paul Harvey Mike Mazurki Truman Bradley Murray Alper Whit Bissell Oliver Blake Monte Blue John Brown James Burke Sidney Miller Francis Pierlot Larry Rio Harry Rosenthal Anabel Shaw Buddy Swan Betty Alexander Virginia Patton

Approfondimenti

In 1949 Jack Benny reprised his role as Athanael on radio for The Ford Theater's reworked produ [...]	D
Aside from guest appearances in It's in the Bag (1945) and A Guide for the Married Man (1967), [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top [...]	D
Allyn Joslyn and John Alexander were not only mutually fallen angels, they had spent the previo [...]	D
The Cliffside Park amusement park in New Jersey references the actual Pallisades Amusement Park [...]	D
This film's composer Franz Waxman reworked some of his music from the film in a comic Overture [...]	D
For the rest of his career Jack Benny used the failure of this movie as one of his best jokes. [...]	D
Robert Blake stated in an interview that Jack Benny was not happy with Alexis Smith as his lead [...]	D
Several references erroneously credit John Garfield with a cameo appearance as a flutist in the [...]	D
The notion that coffee makes you sleep was topical. It appears not only here (in the Paradise C [...]	D
Emma Dunn is in studio records/casting call lists for the role of "Mrs. Smith" in this movie, b [...]	D
The sequence toward the end, where the cast is at the side of the building and Benny battles th [...]	D
At the time this was made, Jack Benny was the star of one of the most popular shows on radio, r [...]	D
On the May 15, 1974 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, Robert Blake said it wa [...]	D
Around 1948, Edwin Land came up with a relatively simple process for instant photography that w [...]	D
The first dream sequence in a film is contested. Film critic Bob Mondello claims that the first [...]	D
Adapted as a one-hour radio play for "The Ford Theater," broadcast March 4, 1949. Jack Benny re [...]	D
The film was initially refused a UK cinema certificate in February 1948 but was passed uncut 4 [...]	D

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Near the end of the film, Athanael is swinging by one leg off the hotel roof. In the next shot, he [...]	D
When Fran Blackstone grabs hold of the rooftop wall in order to climb atop and jump, you can see th [...]	D
When Athanael (Jack Benny) is summoned from the Heavenly Orchestra to The Chief's office (Guy Kibbe [...]	D
The mechanical coffee advertisement reuses the water "coffee" as black. But it would not be the sam [...]	D

Frase

Athanael: What are they supposed to be doing? M [...]	D
Violinist: Come close to me please Athanael, com [...]	D
Athanael: Alright, but you're driving me right i [...]	D
Athanael: Hey... I'm getting wet!	D

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