No, No, Nanette (1940) COMEDY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2013
- Stars: Anna Neagle, Richard Carlson, Victor Mature
Director: Herbert Wilcox
Perky young Nanette attempts to save the marriage of her uncle and aunt by untangling Uncle Jimmy from several innocent but ensnaring flirtations. Attempting one such unentanglement, Nanette enlists the help of theatrical producer Bill Trainor, who promptly falls in love with her. The same thing happens when artist Tom Gillespie is called on for help. But soon Uncle Jimmy's flirtations become too numerous, and Nanette's romances with Tom and Bill run into trouble. Will Uncle Jimmy's marriage survive, and will Nanette find happiness with Tom, Bill, or somebody else? - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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Happy Birthday Eve Arden! She has been one of the most talented supporting & star actresses that I've admired for over 60 years ❤!
Happy Birthday to the late Eve Arden! She is wonderful in this, as usual.
She was far more attractive than her usual screen image.
@@leelarson107: and far more talented than she was credited for
Roland Young a good actor. Victor Mature was so good looking. Eve Arden and Zasu Pitts are always worth watching. Love them. Cute movie
Helen Broderick was the mother of Broderick Crawford.
I love Zasu Pitts playing the maid. She was one of the greats in comedy back in her day.
Victor and Anna are just the epitome of dork.
brilliant casting and directing. definitely funny how he ignores and talks trash about dancers while wearing a pinky ring.
Thanks for posting this zany film.
Zasu Pitts played so many similar parts and I was pleased to see her again.
Anna Neagle was a big star in those days.
What a lark! Especially the mad end on the plane!
" Wolf in chicken feathers " , what an expression .
" If you hurry , you may catch the next elevator " , very funny .
Film companies should revisit these old comedies for some education.
Anna Neagle was wonderful in the movie 'Odette' playing Odette Sansom, the heroic WW2 undercover agent. I had no idea she was such a lovely dancer.
Victor Mature was once rejected for membership in a country club because he was an actor. His reply was, "I'm not an actor, and I've got 64 films to prove it!" I think I'd have really liked him.
What he actually said was "I'm no actor and I've got 64 films to prove it"!
@@elizabethblackwell6242 To be precise, you're quite right.
@@johnstevenson9956 Great line, wasn't it?
@@elizabethblackwell6242 Brilliant and hilarious.
Vic and Martin Balsam were funny in After the fox!
Loved getting to know all the old time actors.
"TEA For Two, " I love this music. I love this show. No matter who does it ! Seconded, always loved Eve Arden. Aye, Aye...❤So, many famous character actors. Just, I want to be happy! Not Doris Day, but the music holds everything together...Still a wonderful film. An aside, New York was a cultured city back then. Now, it is just a "backwater" for New Jersey...
My mother's favorite! Now I've seen it, LOVE THIS
She slips into that tea-making routine like a pro
Delightful cast. Great to see these stars of the 40's
This was a charming comedy with the best actors. I rate this a 9.
No No Nanette is a good movie. Thanks for airing it. Looking forward to seeing more great black and white movies. Thanks again
Thank you for sharing. This was entertaining!
Such a good movie, very funny. I felt so happy after watching it. Wonder of great entertainment!
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Great Old Movies though. 👍👌👏
An of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
Wonderful movie and cast !!! Thank you for posting.
Thanks PizzaFlix. So appreciated.
Love a happy happy happy ending💃💃💃
Eve Arden was always hysterical.
No no Anna Neagle, Yes yes Eve Arden!
Richard Carlson plays a painter here, and he did actually paint in real life.
Great to hear him singing at 57:35!
And at 1:25:26!
he had a beautiful voice, too.
Roland and Zazu were both great in everything they did, always nice to see them, thanks for the upload:)
Anna Nagel was a big star in England and she's wonderful in this and of course that's who pets never misses. I saw Ruby Keeler and no no that on Broadway and nothing can top that she was just tapping away like she never left the stage and Patsy Kelly wow what a what a night that was. But I digress this is
Wonderfully fun to watch, bait and switch, fun fun fun movie!!!
Loved it! Thank you😊🙏❤️
Notice at 1:10:52 the cab driver says he was trying to get “Samson and Delilah” on the radio!! Nine years after this, Victor Mature starred in the movie “Samson and Delilah”!
Fun cast! Always loved Helen Broderick from the Fred Astaire movies. Another wisecracking actress, Eve Arden. :-)
Helen was the mother of Broderick Crawford.
SUPER MERCI POUR CE P'TIT BIJOU HYPER RIGOLO BONO TOUS LES ACTEURS ACTRICES S'EN DONNENT À COEUR JOIE DU BURLESQUE À GOGO !..
27:20
"just think - seven million souls in one city"
"and goodness knows how many heels"
Nice shots at the end of the luxurious Boeing Stratoliner, the first pressurized airliner.
MerleOberon Was the interior as shown? That is the oddest airplane!
The Boeing Stratoliner (at 1.16) was based on the B-17 bomber design and had a pressurised fuselage for flying high above the weather. Production ended with WW2. One has been preserved.
his smile is like the old dude @ the computer with his coffee that is a meme. 😂
oh my. the airplane scene is just perfect. HAHAHA what a "man".
肖像画が素晴らしく見えるのは，画家のお蔭か，それともモデルのお蔭か。The portrait looks so wonderful. Is it thanks to the painter, or thanks to the model? Now I got it "neither" , but "the charm drawn by each other" Isn't it right? I am grateful to this film for that truth. Thanks.
I didn't know that was possible to sleep on aeroplane in that time..
The blonde, Nanette, Anna Neagle, is 36 years old in this film. What a beautiful lively woman she was.
Eve Arden looks young and terrific in this film.
Cute & Lovely 💚🙏😇🙏💚WOW
Can’t believe this caused us 85+ years of hell as Sox fans
Thank you, again and again! I'm having a great time.
Harry Frazee deserves a plaque in Monument Park.
No No Nanette was the play the Boston Red Sox owner decided to finance. But the only way he could pay for it was to sell one of his players and he sold Babe Ruth to the NY Yanks. Thanx No No Nanette.
My Lady Friends was that play
I really hope that story is true. It is priceless!
Wow that's something I bet alot of ppl never knew !
I thought the same thing when this movie was recommended for me by TH-cam.
what a fun film
Sweet and warming movie to my life
You never see Roland Young and Leo G. Carroll in the same room together. Coincidence?
Eve Arden ripped an apple in half with her bare hands! 🤯
LB undoable let’s all try it💃🦚🍀
I'd always heard of what a smash hit on Broadway this was, starring Nanette Fabray. But this story seemed thin to me.
S N Nan seems over animated
cute movie7 stars
Slightly remade in 1950 as "Tea For Two", co-starring Doris Day and Gordon MacRae.
Thanks love Doris Day
The remake in 1950 was much better .
oh thank you
No one has the bubble we are all living in this 2021 space Odyssey
All the fur is sad
Nothing wrong with black pudding. I had two on Thursday.
Phil has the biggest hands I have ever seen on an actor.
Who is Phil'?? There is no one in the credited cast by that name.
fun stuff
This is the show . Now ,is everybody happy. Ohh yeah .very special .
I guess Vic didn't get the girl in this, one of his earlier films.(ls)
That's a man and his bacon .😉
A nod to Sir Francis Bacon
59:15 she reminded me of Mia Farrow here
Is this a good movie?
D S. ??? I don’t know if I.m window shopping for content or clothes wardrobe is inviting💃💃🕺🕺😇
Sort of a good movie right up until the singing breaks out. Try to fall asleep before that.
Sounds like a good idea . lol 😂
kinda hard to fall asleep by 0:12 into the film! 😴😴
Not worth it for babe Ruth
Well, I stayed with it for 16 minutes, but not even Helen Broderick could save this film. *It took a beating financially, by the way.
Better to check out Anna in "The Courtneys of Curzon Street"
Yes,in that one she acts her age.
Well it was pretty cute but it certainly was no known in that they cut all the music all the dancing it was really blocky but okay I enjoyed it anyway
No sound at all
This balloon in this check in though play with the balloon that was done by Charlie Chaplin
3:16 1940 astrology!
trite obvious but for the most part fun
1:15:40 ❤ Shalimar❤❤ I used to love that one
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Nagel was miscast. Rita Hayworth ought to have played Nanette,
much younger looking, better dancer and singer, unless another voice was dubbed for hers, and that too was out of character for Nagel, who is clearly forcing herself to olay the juvenile.
It's one of the movies of that period which encourage women to overlook men's infidelities.
why do thay keep playing tea for two i thought that was Doris Days song
She did sing it for a movie she made I believe by the same name.
if there’s any song that would be considered Doris Days’, it would be “Que sera sera”
How did she make it as an actress/dancer her voice is very weak and her dancing is very stiff and that boxers' belt doesn't help. She is obviously 'beautiful' but thats not all that's required for stardom.🤔
Harry Frazee traded Babe Ruth for financing for “No, No Nanette,” which became “Hello Dolly.” So in effect he traded Babe Ruth for Carol Channing.
Had he owned the Patriots he would have traded Tom Brady for Cody Parker.
No it didn't. Hello, Dolly! is a 1964 musical with lyrics and music by Jerry Herman and a book by Michael Stewart, based on Thornton Wilder's 1938 farce The Merchant of Yonkers, which Wilder revised and retitled The Matchmaker in 1955.
no no robby. hello dolly was compliments of thornton wilder and the matchmaker. nothing to do with nanette
I must be the only one but I thought this movie was terrible.
This movie is nothingness.
You know something? You're right!
You've got company, two years late. Anna Neagle's infatuated husband put her in one crap picture after another until she bankrupted him.
She's behaving like a 15 year old with learning difficulties.
Couldn't watch the whole thing, too dumb.
How many stupid movies were made in the olden days? Too many. Ok this is watchable at least. If you visit Scotland - don't eat the black pudding !!