Mon petit poussin chéri
Synopsis
Flower Belle est enlevée par un bandit masque. Lorsque ce dernier la relâche, elle semble tellement ravie... que les habitants de la ville la prient de quitter les lieux sur le champ ! Destination Greasewood City ou la Société d'entraide des femmes est prévenue de son arrivée... Parodie de western écrite par Mae West et W.C. Fields en personne. Pour la petite histoire, Mae West exigea par contrat pendant le tournage que toute boisson soit interdite sur le plateau et que Fields soit immédiatement expulse s'il sentait l'alcool. C'est l'unique film qu'ils tournèrent ensemble!
My Little Chickadee (1940) is a 1h 23min comedy feature film by Edward F. Cline. While on her way by stagecoach to visit relatives out west, Flower Belle Lee is held up by a masked bandit who also t... Selected for Bolton International Film Festival (2022).
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Québec / Français
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Titres
| Titre original | My Little Chickadee |
Sorties et classements
| En salle | États-Unis | 9 février 1940 |
Générique complet
| Réalisation | Edward F. Cline |
| Distribution | Mae West (Flower Belle Lee), W.C. Fields (Cuthbert J. Twillie), Joseph Calleia (Jeff Badger), Dick Foran (Wayne Carter), Ruth Donnelly (Aunt Lou), Margaret Hamilton (Mrs. Gideon), Donald Meek (Amos Budge), Fuzzy Knight (Cousin Zeb), Willard Robertson (Uncle John), George Moran (Milton, Twillie's Indian Confederate), Jackie Searl (Schoolboy), Fay Adler (Mrs. 'Pygmy' Allen), Gene Austin (Saloon Musician), Russell Hall (Candy), Otto Heimel (Coco), Mark Anthony (Townsman (uncredited)), Hank Bell (Townsman (uncredited)), William Benedict (Lem (uncredited)), Georgie Billings (Boy (uncredited)), Wade Boteler (Leading Citizen (uncredited)), Al Bridge (Barfly Drinking Straight Whiskey (uncredited)), Harlan Briggs (Hotel Clerk (uncredited)), Bob Burns (Barfly (uncredited)), Eddie Butler (Henchman (uncredited)), Lane Chandler (Porter (uncredited)), Lita Chevret (Indian Squaw (uncredited)), Bing Conley (Henchman (uncredited)), Jimmy Conlin (Squawk Mulligan - Bartender (uncredited)), William B. Davidson (Sheriff of Little Bend (uncredited)), Clyde Dembeck (Boy on Train (uncredited)), Jan Duggan (Uppity Little Bend Woman (uncredited)), Frank Ellis (Townsman Wanting to Form Posse (uncredited)), Al Ferguson (Train Passenger (uncredited)), Chester Gan (Chinese Train Passenger (uncredited)), Slim Gaut (Bowlegged Man (uncredited)), Ben Hall (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Buddy Harris (Porter (uncredited)), Charles Hart (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Edward Hearn (Barfly Drinking Panther (uncredited)), Otto Hoffman (Pete - Printer (uncredited)), Lloyd Ingraham (Townsman Wanting to Form Posse (uncredited)), Danny Jackson (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Si Jenks (Deputy (uncredited)), John Kelly (Henchman (uncredited)), Walter McGrail (Townsman (uncredited)), Robert McKenzie (Townsman (uncredited)), Charles McMurphy (Townsman (uncredited)), George Melford (Greasewood Sheriff-Elect on Train (uncredited)), James C. Morton (Train Conductor (uncredited)), Anne Nagel (Miss Foster - Schoolteacher (uncredited)), Vester Pegg (Gambler (uncredited)), Bob Reeves (Barfly (uncredited)), Addison Richards (Judge (uncredited)), Betty Roche (Salvation Army Girl (uncredited)), Jack Roper (Henchman (uncredited)), Dick Rush (Man (uncredited)), Buster Slaven (Schoolboy (uncredited)), Dorothy Vernon (Diner (uncredited)), Morgan Wallace (Gambler (uncredited)), Delmar Watson (Boy (uncredited)), Blackie Whiteford (Townsman (uncredited)), Joe Whitehead (Townsman (uncredited)), Bill Wolfe (Barfly in Trance (uncredited)) |
| Scénario | Mae West, W.C. Fields |
| Production | Lester Cowan |
| Image | Joseph A. Valentine |
| Montage | Edward Curtiss |
| Costumes | Vera West |
Données complémentaires : TMDB.
Source : Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec (CC0-1.0)
