many people have seen the movie "Love does not go on holiday" , not everyone liked it, but certainly I think many will have stimulated the curiosity to see the film nominated in the comedy cult.
with a little 'research I was able to find these titles:
"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner A film by Stanley Kramer. With Sidney Poitier, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy,
newspaper editor, 18-karat American liberal, goes into crisis when her daughter announces that she wants to marry a black doctor. He had two Oscar both bad data: K. Hepburn good but St. Tracy, in his last film, is extraordinary and deserved. As for the prize at the screenplay by William Rose, overestimates a clever script, but also a pimp in his optimism. In the genre of comedy is a classic argument.
"His Girl Friday" Directed by Howard Hawks. With Ralph Bellamy, Cary Grant Rosalind Russell
Walter Burns, editor of a major newspaper, tries to make his return to work Match reporter who is also his ex-wife. Upsets her new boyfriend and it helps with a murder on capture of the culprit. H. Hawks reversed the famous play The Front Page by Ben Hecht and MacArthur : instead of the reporter Hildy R. posted Russell. There is dialogue fastest in the history of American comedy.
Lady Eve (1941) a film by Preston Sturges with Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, Charles Coburn, Eugene Pallette
The young adventurer Jean Harrington (Barbara Stanwyck) on board a transatalantico manages to ensnare cheating with his father (Charles Coburn) is a young and naive millionaire (Henry Fonda) fond of snakes, of which, however, ends up falling in love. After he confessed his past, Jean is abandoned, and to regain it will have to wear the clothes of an English aristocrat, Lady Eve ... Sidwich
authentic jewel of American comedy of the '40s, poised between farce and romance, The Lady Eve contributed to lively and biting final of the talent of Preston Sturges, "creator of all the films," to quote the words of William Wyler. Thanks to the unusual pair formed by Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, able to bring out a brand new brilliant talents, the film is proposed as Sturges' the brightest kind of nonsense "of his time.
Susanna Directed by Howard With Charles Ruggles Hawks, Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant
While you are completing the reconstruction of the skeleton of a dinosaur paleontologist an awkward encounters Susan, rich and eccentric lady who, invaghitasi of him, he combines a lot of trouble. of this masterpiece of screwball comedy of 30s H. Hawks, producer-director for RKO, said he has a serious flaw: all the characters are Picchiatelli although, despite appearances, the most "normal" of the two protagonists is really Susan. However, it is a model of pace, intelligence, lucidity absurdity, lack of downtime, an iron chain of cause and effect comic technique of caricature that does not exclude love for caricature. Present the leitmotifs of the film Hawks: the humiliation, the offended dignity, a sense of adventure and physical, although overturned on farce, the praise of know-how, that's professionalism. The Baby of the original title is a baby leopard. Screenplay Dudley Nichols and Hagar Wilde. Too funny and clever to have supporters at the Oscars.
The Awful Truth Directed by Leo McCarey By Alexander D'Arcy, Ralph Bellamy Irene Dunne, Cary Grant
Jerry and Lucy divorced after unjustly accused each other of infidelity. Must wait three months, however, before remarrying, but each of them can break off the marriage of the other. And reconciled. One of the top of the Hollywood comedy of the '30s, this sophisticated in Italy and screwball in Hollywood. Taken from a play by Arthur Richman, already filmed in 1925 and 1929 and written by Vina Delmar, a substance apparently futile, and redeemed by a sublimated infallible rhythm, an energy that never stop, a staging of balanced elegance, a wickedness refined interpreters (even minor) in great shape, a judicious use of plastic. "... is centered on the notion of appearance that turns the truth into question. The more you want to justify more sinks in the appearances, views the other as an expression of a wrong committed "(Jean Tulard). Academy Award for L. McCarey plus 5 nominations including I. Dunne, R. Bellamy. Remade Still in musical and always with (1953). "
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