Director:
Billy WilderCámara:
Charles LangMúsica:
Friedrich HollaenderReparto:
Jean Arthur, Marlene Dietrich, John Lund, Damian O'Flynn, Frank Fenton, Gordon Jones, Bobby Watson, Edward Van Sloan, Friedrich Hollaender (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Un comité de congresistas de los Estados Unidos se traslada al Berlín de la posguerra para investigar la moral de las tropas norteamericanas. Entre ellos está Phoebe Frost, quien descubre que Erika von Schluetow, antigua amante de un nazi, está siendo protegida por un oficial estadounidense. Es entonces cuando Frost pide a un capitán del Ejército que le ayude a investigar qué ocurre verdaderamente, sin saber que éste también esconde un secreto. (Universal Pictures España)
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The goddess Marlene and the musical genius Friedrich Hollaender have hardly left each other’s side since The Blue Angel, yet the highlights of their collaboration can be found in these two films. They came a long way in 18 years. Only the elite made it from the splendor of Weimar cinema to post-war Hollywood, so let's enjoy their reign and let them be guided by another of their experienced colleagues in Billy Wilder. On another level, one can appreciate the realistic exteriors of Berlin in the summer of 1947 and an entire series of great jokes. From the boy who constantly has the compulsive need to draw swastikas everywhere and always, to all those sentences embellished many times with the sonorous word "von." "Looks like you've got a date with five million von bricks." - "Has it stopped raining? If there are any puddles, you'll carry me, won't you, boys?"
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