Twentieth Century · Infofilm

Idiomes

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Títols alternatius

Ventesimo secolo · IT20th Century · USДвадцатый век · RUTrain de luxe · FR

Països d'origen

United States of America

Productores

Columbia Pictures

Estatus

Released

Títol original

Twentieth Century

Llengua original

EN

Popularitat

2

Paraules clau

stagetheater playdisguiserehearsalpre-codeprotégéhamhysterics

IMDb

tt0025919

Enllaços externs

Wikidata

Dates d'estrena

IT

24 de gen. 1935

Tipus 3

JP

01 de nov. 1934

G

General, suitable for all ages.

Tipus 3

SE

15 de set. 1934

15

Children over the age of 7, who are accompanied by an adult, are admitted to films that have been passed for children from the age of 11. Updated on March 1, 2017.

Tipus 3

US

11 de maig 1934

Tipus 3

US

03 de maig 1934

NR

No rating information.

Tipus 1

Repartiment destacat

John Barrymore

Oscar Jaffe

Carole Lombard

Lily Garland, formerly Mildred Plotka

Oliver Webb

Owen O'Malley

George Smith

Max Jacobs

Matthew J. Clark

Sadie

Oscar McGonigle

Anita

Beard #1 (uncredited)

James Burke

Sheriff (uncredited)

Equip tècnic

Ben Hecht

Screenplay

Howard Hawks

Director

Charles Bruce Millholland

Theatre Play

Samuel J. Briskin

Production Supervisor

Screenplay

Still Photographer

Music Director

Stand In

Still Photographer

Additional Music

Assistant Camera

Assistant Camera

Crítiques

barrymost ★ 8.0

05 de set. 2019

You'd best hold on tight and don't let go because you're in for quite the ride on board the Twentieth Century. It's screwball comedy taken to the absolute max, and it barely lets up for a minute. It's one ridiculously memorable (or memorably ridiculous) scene after another, with just a couple highlights being Carole Lombard getting stabbed in the behind with a pincushion, and John Barrymore faki...

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CinemaSerf ★ 7.0

21 d'ag. 2024

I'm not quite sure what the title had to do with anything, but this is still an enjoyable opportunity for John Barrymore and Carole Lombard to have some theatrical games of cat and mouse with a bit of help from the long suffering Walter Connolly's "Oliver" and the permanently sozzled "Owen" (Roscoe Karns). Barrymore is the acclaimed impresario "Jaffe" who discovers the improbably named "Mlldred Pl...

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