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玩伴（1941 年电影） Playmates 1941 Film 百科全书、科学新闻和研究评论 介绍 Previous Next 《玩伴》是一部 1941 年的美国喜剧电影，由大卫·巴特勒执导，詹姆斯·V·凯恩编剧。该片由凯·凯撒、约翰·� ...
Sully Mason was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1939, he made his film debut in "That's Right - You're Wrong." In 1943, he appeared in "Swing Fever." Mason began his career with a role in "You'll Find Out" (1940). Mason next focused his career on film, appearing in the comedy "Playmates" (1941) with Kay Kyser. Later in his ...
29. März 2012 · The second feature 'Playmates' is a good fun movie to watch. The plot is a little slow in developing, but the second half completes the film and is just plain fun. I'm not going to ruin the movies for anyone. If you enjoy clean comedy, swing music and fun, this is it!. 'Playmates', for me, is the more fun of the two movies. I've watched and ...
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Playmates (1972) is a mixed bag in the sense that you reach into a sack and find scorpions (ouch) wasps (owwie) and spiders (ack), but the bag is made of some really charming 70s fashion fabric, which is looks nice. It's pure plastic and acetate and hairspray so you'll want to keep it away from open flame, but it looks nice.
Playmates is a 1941 American comedy film directed by David Butler and written by James V. Kern. The film stars Kay Kyser, John Barrymore (in his final film), Lupe Vélez, Ginny Simms, May Robson and Patsy Kelly. It was released on December 26, 1941 by RKO Radio Pictures. [1] [2]
Before long, the once-in demand actor was finding it difficult to secure work. Barrymore made his final film appearance in the comedy "Playmates" (1941), a film that once again found the clearly bloated and unhealthy actor playing himself, as he attempts to instruct a young bandleader (Kay Kyser) in the ways of Shakespeare.
