La mia amica Irma

Titolo originale: My Friend Irma
Regia: George Marshall
Anno: 1949
Origine: United States of America
Generi: Commedia Romance
Tag: show business | blonde |
Cast: Marie Wilson Diana Lynn Dean Martin Jerry Lewis John Lund Don DeFore Hans Conried Kathryn Givney Percy Helton Gloria Gordon Ernö Verebes Margaret Field Chester Conklin Nick Cravat Franklyn Farnum Bess Flowers Hazel Boyne Charles Coleman Jimmie Dundee Sam Harris William Meader Walter Merill Howard M. Mitchell Jack Mulhall Francis Pierlot Joey Ray Dewey Robinson Billy Snyder Douglas Spencer Ray Stanley Ian Wolfe Chief Yowlachie Leonard B. Ingoldest Ken Niles Harold Miller

Irma è una segretaria d'ufficio, la sua amica Jane diventa segretaria di un giovane milionario, che si innamora di lei. Irma è promessa a un simpatico fannullone che ha scoperto due dotati aspiranti cantanti, (Martin e Lewis); del primo si innamora Jane per cui il giovane milionario dovrà rinunciare a lei. Tratto da una trasmissione radiofonica di successo, il film doveva lanciare in origine la bionda Marie Wilson, ma in realtà impose la coppia Martin- Lewis, che debuttò proprio qui. Jerry è ancora la spalla di Martin, ma ha modo di infilare alcune gag comiche decisamente notevoli.

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No self-respecting construction company in NYC would dig a six-foot hole (in the sidewalk) without [...]	D
When Irma (Marie Wilson) falls down the hole in the street in the first scene of the movie, a pair [...]	D

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Al: Chicken, believe me. You've got no chance to [...]	D
Al: Chicken, you're cryin'. What's happened?... [...]	D
Seymour: The least you could do is show me some [...]	D
Steve Laird: [reading fortune from a fortune coo [...]	D
Radio Contest Announcer: Well, ladies and gentle [...]	D
Steve Laird: Well, that's me - never a director, [...]	D
Irma Peterson: It's just that your son has so mu [...]	D
Al: Now, there's the mirror. Take a look at your [...]	D
Jane Stacy: [Hearing the telephone ringing after [...]	D
Seymour: And that's how Steve and I became pals. [...]	D
Al: Okay, Chicken. Get on the phone. Irma Peter [...]	D
Mr. Clyde: Oh, I should have fired you months ag [...]	D
Mrs. Rhinelander: Well, what is she, a neurotic? [...]	D
Steve Laird: But what's the sense of living if y [...]	D
Professor Kropotkin: My little pigeon! Seymour: [...]	D
Jane Stacy: Anything can happen when you live wi [...]	D
Irma Peterson: Oh, Al I always knew you'd succee [...]	D
Al: Your time will come, son. Have to hold you b [...]	D
Jane Stacy: [to Irma] Oh, sweetie don't cry. You [...]	D
Irma Peterson: [to Al] Oh, well, you know Jane. [...]	D
Radio Contest Announcer: Hold it, folks. Mrs. Pl [...]	D
Irma Peterson: Al, you're all out of breath. You [...]	D
Al: Got anything to drink at your place? Irma P [...]	D
[the radio contest calls Irma's home after her f [...]	D
Irma Peterson: How often does a girl meet a mill [...]	D
Irma Peterson: [On phone] Oh Jane, darling. I ca [...]	D

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