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Réalisé par Albert S. RogellOrigine Etats-UnisGenres Thriller,
Comédie,
Comédie horrifique,
Aventure,
Horreur,
Policier,
RomanceThèmes Mise en scène d'un animal,
Mise en scène d'un chat,
Comédie horrifiqueActeurs Basil Rathbone,
Hugh Herbert,
Broderick Crawford,
Bela Lugosi,
Anne Gwynne,
Gale SondergaardNote61%
Henrietta Winslow vit dans un vieux manoir en compagnie de nombreux chats, du gardien Eduardo et de sa gouvernante Abigaïl. Dans le jardin de la propriété, se trouve un curieux crématorium où finissent les corps de ses chats morts, dont elle recueille les cendres et qu'elle place dans des urnes. Un soir, la vieille dame reçoit ses héritiers pour leur faire la lecture de son testament., 1h18
Réalisé par Albert S. RogellOrigine Etats-UnisGenres Comédie,
Comédie romantique,
Musical,
RomanceThèmes Le thème de l'éducation,
La télévision,
Musique,
Buddy movieActeurs Jimmy Durante,
Walter Connolly,
Charles Starrett,
Joan Perry,
Broderick Crawford,
Louis PrimaNote60%
Film star Ted Crosley (Charles Starrett) is fed up with Hollywood and quits the movies to enroll in college under a fake name. While Ted tries to fit in at academia, his frustrated managers (Walter Connolly, Jimmy Durante) try to have him expelled from the college in order for him to resume his Hollywood career., 1h1
Réalisé par Albert S. RogellOrigine Etats-UnisGenres Comédie,
MusicalThèmes MusiqueActeurs Broderick Crawford,
Jessie Ralph,
Johnny Downs,
Peggy Moran,
Gertrude Michael,
Warren HymerNote64%
Mobster Mama McGann is about to be caught red handed while robbing a bank, but she manages to escape with the help of the naive songwriter Bob Gunther, who is clueless about the robbery. Since Mama has already stolen Bob's wallet during their very brief encounter, she is struck by guilt and decides to return the wallet as thanks for his help. Her son, Sonny McGann, is ordered to return the wallet and hand over a small reward to Bob. Sonny is not what you would call a typical gangster, having far too much artistic blood flowing in his veins. Instead of dreaming of inheriting Mama's business, he yearns to become a poet. He decides to create a song to his childhood sweetheart Sadie, a woman he hasn't met for ages, and in need of a songwriter, he kidnaps Bob to help him out. When Bob has finished writing the tune to Sonny's lyrics, and the song is recorded, Sonny forces the local radio stations and music stores to play it, threatening them with his henchmen. Bob tries to get away from Sonny by speaking his language, and pretends to be lovesick. He names a singer, Magda Delys, as the subject of his strong emotions instead of his real girlfriend Linda Carroll. Sonny decides to help out by forcing Magda to marry Bob, and arranges for a ceremony to take place. Before the wedding, Bob is kidnapped again, this time by Sonny's rival Big Foot Louie. Sonny tries to rescue Bob on his own, but when he gets to Louie's, Bob is already writing a love song for the gangster. Sonny and Louie start discussing a truce, and a possible musical business venture together, while Bob is forced by Sonny's goons to marry Magda. When Sonny comes back and interrupts the "ceremony" he finds that Magda in fact is his old school sweetheart Sadie. A double wedding is arranged, where Sonny marries Sadie, and Bob marries Linda., 1h27
Réalisé par Albert S. RogellOrigine Etats-UnisGenres Comédie,
Comédie romantique,
RomanceActeurs Edmond O'Brien,
Wanda Hendrix,
Rudy Vallée,
Johnny Sands,
Steve Brodie,
Richard ErdmanNote58%
After the end of World War II, Jean Madison (Wanda Hendrix), a former WAVE ensign, meets the former aircrew of an Army Air Corps A-20 Havoc light bomber named "Sinful Sinthia" when they go to collect their unemployment benefits. They are all members of the "52-20 Club," a government program which pays unemployed American veterans $20 a week for 52 weeks. Jimmy and his men "prove" to the government clerk that they are looking for work by placing an ad in the newspaper - "At liberty: combat crew. Four specialists eager and willing to drop bombs" - and receive their checks.