Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
The Big Broadcast (1962) 01/04/1962 (PH) Comedy, Music, Romance 1h 56m User Score. What's your Vibe? Login to use TMDB's new rating system. Welcome to Vibes, TMDB's new rating system! For more information, visit the contribution bible. From the studio wi ...
The Big Broadcast of 1936 ist Fortsetzung des Films The Big Broadcast aus dem Jahr 1932 und wird seinerseits von The Big Broadcast of 1937 und The Big Broadcast of 1938 fortgesetzt. Der Star des ersten Films, Bing Crosby, ist nur in einer Gesangsnummer zu sehen. George Burns und Gracie Allen spielten ebenfalls schon im ersten Film mit.
7. Nov. 2020 · It is true that the film at times has the feel of a retro compilation of early 1930s’ American radio stars performing their hit material. But far from being a mere relic of earlier times, The Big Broadcast pushes boundaries even in the twenty-first century. For example, the depiction of its protagonist is at times decidedly unpleasant for a ...
Two teenagers gatecrash a movie studio to see their idols who promised to choose them as their next leading ladies. A musical comedy starring: Dolphy, Pachit...
- 117 Min.
- 10,6K
- joel crispin pagaduan
The Big Broadcast of 1936 includes a plot device that is indispensable for a variety picture: the so-called Radio Eye. As described, the portable contraption allows one to see and hear anything that is broadcast on the airwaves. The appearance of such a device shows that television was already on the public’s conscious in 1935, and the film lampoons the premise that one could have such a ...
In The Big Broadcast, Crosby portrays a radio heartthrob whose perennial tardiness—caused by Sharon Lynn’s vampy Mona Lowe (a play on the tune “Moanin’ Low”)—leads a sponsor to pull the plug on the WADX station. When Mona jilts him for another man, the inconsolable (and inebriated) Bing enters a suicide pact with newfound friend ...
The Big Broadcast of 1937. A radio-station manager (Jack Benny) airs a husband-and-wife act (George Burns, Gracie Allen), and the orchestras of Benny Goodman and Leopold Stokowski.
- (5)
- Musical, Comedy
