The One and Only (1978)

Note Générale:

5,4/10   

Réalisateur:

Carl Reiner

Scénariste:

Steve Gordon (writer)

Date de sortie:

3 février 1978 (USA)

Genre:

Comedie | Romance

Accroche:

She had to marry him. She was too embarrassed to have him as a date.

Intrigue:

1951: Andy Schmidt is in his last year of college. Taking life easy and always a saucy joke on his lips...

Plot Keywords:

Wrestling | Independent Film | Number In Title

Avis des utilisateurs:

A Diamond In The Rough

Ensemble

Henry Winkler	...	Andy Schmidt
Kim Darby	...	Mary Crawford
Gene Saks	...	Sidney Seltzer
William Daniels	...	Mr. Crawford
Harold Gould	...	Hector Moses
Polly Holliday	...	Mrs. Crawford
Hervé Villechaize	...	Milton Miller
Bill Baldwin	...	Announcer in Des Moines
Anthony Battaglia	...	Little Andy
Ed Begley Jr.	...	Arnold - The King
Peter Brocco	...	Autograph Hound
Brandon Cruz	...	Sherman
Lucy Lee Flippin	...	Agatha Franklen
Charles Frank	...	Paul Harris
Chavo Guerrero Sr.	...	Indian Joe (as Chavo Guerrero)

Durée:

97 min

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,85 : 1

Son:

Stereo

Classification:

Netherlands:AL | Finland:K-12 | Sweden:11 | USA:PG

Société:

Balmoral Associates

Anecdotes:

At one point the entire family is watching "Your Show of Shows" (1950) starring Sid Caesar, the TV program on which director Carl Reiner first made his mark.

Guillemet:

Hector Moses: If your legs were as long as your schlong, you'd be a basketball player.

Connexions:

figurer "Your Show of Shows" (1950)

Bande son:

THE ONE AND ONLY

A Diamond In The Rough

This movie is a perfect example of a film that divides people into 2 groups.. Those who get the joke and those who don't. People usually attack what they don't understand. This film has a comic style and charm that has been unparalleled since. It's a GREAT comedy.. and a GREAT romance. It's a perfect date movie. A perfect movie for someone who wants a good lighthearted laugh. And if your perspective is too tense, maybe this movie isn't for you, and you may need counseling. It is an injustice that Paramount has kept this film on the shelf since the early 80's, having never seen the light of day on DVD. Yet they feel an Urban version of "The Honeymooners" is a good idea. I find it odd that my two alltime favorite romantic comedies have never been released on DVD. The other being Gene Wilder's "The World's Greatest Lover" which Fox has sat on since the early 80's as well... Yet, "From Justin To Kelly" is in nearly every video store in the country. There is no Justice in the world. Maybe those who took the time to bash this will enjoy "From Justin To Kelly", I'm sure that one is watered enough for them to "get". Sometimes with age people lose their sense of humor... Or sometimes it just goes stale and they find comic satisfaction in reruns of "Full House".