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The Americanization of Emily
Description
The film centers on a American naval officer who is forced to fulfill a dangerous mission. He makes an important decision to seduce a British widower in order to resolve that problem.
The film centers on a American naval officer who is forced to fulfill a dangerous mission. He makes an important decision to seduce a British widower in order to resolve that problem.
Actors:
Edward Binns,
Liz Fraser,
Lou Byrne,
Bill Fraser,
Edmon Ryan,
Alan Sues,
Luis Delgado
Edward Binns
12 September 1916, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Liz Fraser
14 August 1930, Southwark, London, England, UK
Lou Byrne
22 October 1927, USA
Bill Fraser
5 June 1908, Perth, Scotland, UK
Edmon Ryan
5 June 1905, Cecilia, Kentucky, USA
Alan Sues
7 March 1926, Ross, California, USA
Luis Delgado
April 22, 1925 in Michigan, USA
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Arthur Hiller #Filmways Pictures #James Garner #Julie Andrews #Melvyn Douglas #Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) #The Americanization of Emily
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April 28, 2006
I would have appreciated the film more if it was less talky and if it didn't completely ignore the obvious that fighting madman Hitler was necessary.
May 24, 2005
Though a bit overstuffed with long-winded speeches, Chayefsky's scabrously funny script brims with snappy, crackling dialogue.
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Classic anti-war comedy. Ahead of its time.
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Another director (not Arthur Hiller) would have been more suitable in translating to the big screen Paddy Chayefky's witty WWII serio-comedy.
