AÑO 1964
DURACIÓN 117 min
PAÍS Estados Unidos
DIRECTOR Arthur Hiller
GUIÓN Paddy Chayefsky (Novela: William Bradford Huie)
MÚSICA Johnny Mandel
FOTOGRAFÍA Philip H. Lathrop (B&W)
REPARTEN James Garner, Julie Andrews, James Coburn, Melvyn Douglas
PRODUCTORA MGM
GÉNERO Comedia. II Guerra Mundial
SINOPSIS: Un rico y cobarde oficial de la Marina, que se mantiene alejado de la guerra de Europa en una base militar norteamericana, se enamora de una viuda inglesa. La historia de amor entre la pareja se ve afectada cuando el oficial debe atender una peligrosa misión, previa al desembarco de Normandía. (FILMAFFINITY)
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The lively but somehow slightly distasteful The Americanization of Emily stars James Garner as a WWII naval officer who happens to be a craven coward. While his comrades sail off to their deaths, Garner makes himself scarce, generally hiding out in the London flat of his lothario navy buddy James Coburn. Garner falls in love with virtuous war widow Julie Andrews (the "Emily" of the title), but she can't abide his yellow streak. Meanwhile, crack-brained admiral Melvyn Douglas decides that he needs a hero—the first man to die on Omaha Beach during the D-Day Invasion. Coburn is at first elected for this sacrifice, but it is the quivering Garner who ends up hitting the beach. He survives to become a hero in spite of himself, winning Andrews in the process. Paddy Chayefsky's script, based on the novel by William Bradford Huie, attempts to extract humor out of the horrors of war by using broad, vulgar comedy instead of the light satirical touch that would seem to be called for. Americanization of Emily was Julie Andrews' second film; it should have led to a steady stream of adult-oriented roles, but the box-office clout of Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music consigned her to "wholesome family entertainment". — Hal Erickson

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Û²²²²Û The Americanization of Emily (1964) Û²²²²Û
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Û²²²²Û Release Date ---05.11.2005 Video Codec ---XviD 1.0.3 Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û Theatre Date ---10.27.1964 Video Bitrate ---791kbps Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û DVD Release ---05.10.2005 Resolution ---576x320 Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û RunTime ---115min Audio Codec ---VBR MP3 mono Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û Movie Genre ---Comedy/Drama/WarAudio Bitrate ---74kbps Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û Language ---English Framerate ---23.976 Û²²²²Û
Û²²²²Û Subtitles ---Eng/Fre/Esp Disks ---49x15MB Û²²²²Û

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