ComédieAnnée1951Durée1h 36mIMDb5.7

Call Me Mister

ComédieMusicalRomance

A G.I. in occupied Japan tries to re-woo his old love, who's putting on a show for the troops.

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Bande-annonce

Casting

Lloyd Bacon

Director

Betty Grable

Kay Hudson

Dan Dailey

Shep Dooley

Danny Thomas

Stanley

Dale Robertson

Capt. Johnny Comstock

Benay Venuta

Billie Barton

Richard Boone

Mess Sergeant

Jeffrey Hunter

The Kid

Frank Fontaine

Sergeant

TT

The Three Dunhills

Speciality Act

YA

Yumin Akita

Japanese Man

RA

Richard Allan

Stewart

Leon Alton

Soldier

GA

Gordon Armitage

Soldier

AB

Anne Beck

Nurse

RB

Robert Bohannon

Soldier

Tommy Bond

Little Soldier

AE

Albert E. Lewin

Writer

BS

Burt Styler

Writer

HR

Harold Rome

Writer

AM

Arnold M. Auerbach

Writer

Commentaires

6 commentaires

Marwan YounisJun 7, 2023

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Call Me Mister

Mhz AdelaideNov 16, 2022

True to form 20th Century Fox bought the rights to the Revue written by Harold Rome, brought in three other songwriting teams and ditched half of Rome's score including the one number - South America, Take It Away - that had made a noise largely via a record by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters. What remains is a somewhat predictable plot that fits where it touches and involves Dan Dailey trying to win back estranged wife Betty Grable in the immediate post-war climate. Grable is touring a show pitched at GIs awaiting transport home and Dailey, her ex-partner, wangles a co-starring part despite being AWOL. Dale Robertson provides conflict in the love-interest department and pfc Danny Thomas keeps angling for a break. It's something you see once and forget as you leave the movie theatre.

KatlegoNov 16, 2022

Typical song and dance routine with an estranged Dan Dailey and Bette Grable in post-World War 11 occupied Japan. When he finds her there, he jumps his going home ship and pursues her to Osaka, where she is putting on a musical revue. The singing and dancing are great. The tunes Love is Back in Business, Going Home and Japanese Women Love Men too much are marvelously staged. Along the way, Dailey gets competition for Grable from PFC Danny Thomas, with those bulging eyes and great routine timing, and Dale Robertson,a Commanding Officer who basically has little to do. The film is basically very short on plot but long on dancing, singing and just enjoying yourself.

Lòrdèss Mãggìë IINov 16, 2022

This was just about the last of the "putting on a show" musicals and even in 1951 it probably had rather an old fashioned look about it. It's nothing special, the music and sets are rather uninspired and the humor is dated but Betty Grable and Dan Dailey make a pleasant couple. Apparently they liked working together and it comes across in their dance numbers. Highlights are Grable and Dailey's love duet and Bobby Short in the "Going Home Train" number. Nice, nostalgic way to spend 90 minutes and the Grable legs have lost none of their lustre.

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