ComédieAnnée1941Durée1h 34mIMDb7.7

Un coeur pris au piège

ComédieRomance

Un trio de joueurs de cartes élégants cible pour son argent l'héritier socialement maladroit de millions brassicoles, jusqu'à ce que l'un d'entre eux tombe amoureux de lui.

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Bande-annonce

Casting

Preston Sturges

Director

Barbara Stanwyck

Jean Harrington

Henry Fonda

Charles Pike

Charles Coburn

'Colonel' Harrington

Eugene Pallette

Mr. Horace Pike

William Demarest

Muggsy

Eric Blore

Sir Alfred McGlennan Keith

Melville Cooper

Gerald

Martha O'Driscoll

Martha

Janet Beecher

Mrs. Janet Pike

Robert Greig

Burrows

Dora Clement

Gertrude

Luis Alberni

Pike's Chef

AA

Abdullah Abbas

Man with Potted Palm

Norman Ainsley

Sir Alfred's Servant

MA

Mary Akin

Passenger on Ship

Sam Ash

Husband on Ship

HA

Harry A. Bailey

Lawyer

Bobby Barber

Ship's Waiter with Toupee

MH

Monckton Hoffe

Writer

Preston Sturges

Writer

Commentaires

4 commentaires

Suraksha PokharelNov 18, 2022

ange parkeNov 16, 2022

The Lady Eve is one of the most memorable comedies of the golden age, and today it stands as a highly entertaining movie that has a lot of enjoyably dated comedy. Particularly hilarious are the scenes in which Stanwyck spills her life story to Fonda as they swoosh under the train tunnel, and the scenes in which the food trays keep spilling on Fonda. The performances are great, and though it seems more like Stanwyck falls for Fonda out of pity more than love, the two work well together. And Barbara Stanwyck in that black, bare-midriff dress is one of the most breath-takingly beautiful images ever to appear on the screen.

Sharon TjimbunduNov 16, 2022

Fast-talking, quick-thinking, altogether delightful comedy from Preston Sturges, who also adapted the screenplay from Monckton Hoffe's original story. An elderly cardsharp and his equally crooked daughter, traveling in style by cruise ship from South America, zero in on their next victim--a handsome but somewhat unsteady ale-heir--but the daughter mixes business with pleasure and ends up falling for the lug. Barbara Stanwyck, with her crafty stare and sexy smirk, surprisingly doesn't run roughshod over articulate Henry Fonda, and they make a winning combination. Sturges' script blends grown-up jokes and conversation with pratfalls while never losing the filmmaker's graceful touch and innate sophistication. The results are amusingly frisky, prickly and unpredictable. *** from ****

सुरेन्द्र शर्माNov 16, 2022

A stunningly beautiful film -- and very funny, too, with 2 of the strongest leads in film paired memorably. Some moments, like Fonda slouching on the floor and Stanwyck drooping onto him in a wry parody of Hollywood lovemaking, actually achieve the grace and beauty of the best silent films. The story takes some fairly predictable turns, and the script and direction by Sturges are first rate. Fonda is very broad but miraculously pulls it off, and Stanwyck revels in the excellent role she plays (two roles in one, no less, an actor's dream!). One of the best comedies of the "classic" Hollywood era.

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