Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA reporter who wants to solve crimes gets into comic scrapes with a beautiful stranger and a misunderstood dog.A reporter who wants to solve crimes gets into comic scrapes with a beautiful stranger and a misunderstood dog.A reporter who wants to solve crimes gets into comic scrapes with a beautiful stranger and a misunderstood dog.
Harry Morgan
- Gus Rivers
- (as Henry Morgan)
Whit Bissell
- Chester Frye
- (sin créditos)
Charles Cane
- Bill Madigan
- (sin créditos)
Kathryn Card
- Mrs. James
- (sin créditos)
Ruth Cherrington
- Minor Role
- (sin créditos)
Clancy Cooper
- House Detective
- (sin créditos)
Jeff Corey
- Sam Black
- (sin créditos)
Jimmy Cross
- Taxicab Driver
- (sin créditos)
Tom Dugan
- Taxicab Driver
- (sin créditos)
Pat Flaherty
- Policeman
- (sin créditos)
Argumento
¿Sabías que…?
- Citas
Joe Parelli: What's the matter, mister? Married?
Henry Barton: No... too much plutonium.
Joe Pirelli: Plu...ton...? Myself, I never use it.
- ConexionesReferenced in Just William's Luck (1948)
Opinión destacada
Keep your isotopes
Allyn Joslyn (Henry) has returned from WW2 to the newspaper he worked for. This time, however, he is the Science Editor instead of a Crime Reporter and he really doesn't care for this role. He wants to be a Crime Reporter again. Whilst having a drink at Ralph Sandford's bar – "Nick's Bar" – with a drunken local policeman John Alexander (Joe), Carole Landis (Julia) enters the scene with her dog. What follows is a sequence of misunderstandings and a bit of slapstick, comedy policemen and an unbelievable storyline which is meant to be funny.
No brain required for this but the cast are OK apart from the comedy policemen – we get two! The dog is pretty unspectacular and not at all cute or convincing – we even get a male voice dubbing over sneeze noises and yawns and woofs on its behalf. More of that comedy stuff. I watched it as I like Carole Landis but the film is not up to much.
The big bonus here is that we also get a film with Whit Bissell. After watching the whole series of "The Time Tunnel" from the mid 1960s, my wife and I were staggered at the poor quality acting of the General as played by Whit Bissell. We found it rather amusing and even suggested getting hold of every film he's ever done. Well, we didn't go down that route but what a pleasant surprise to find him in this offering. They make you wait for him, though, and I'm afraid to say it's a let-down as he does alright in his small role.
No brain required for this but the cast are OK apart from the comedy policemen – we get two! The dog is pretty unspectacular and not at all cute or convincing – we even get a male voice dubbing over sneeze noises and yawns and woofs on its behalf. More of that comedy stuff. I watched it as I like Carole Landis but the film is not up to much.
The big bonus here is that we also get a film with Whit Bissell. After watching the whole series of "The Time Tunnel" from the mid 1960s, my wife and I were staggered at the poor quality acting of the General as played by Whit Bissell. We found it rather amusing and even suggested getting hold of every film he's ever done. Well, we didn't go down that route but what a pleasant surprise to find him in this offering. They make you wait for him, though, and I'm afraid to say it's a let-down as he does alright in his small role.
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- AAdaSC
- 30 abr 2017
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Taquilla
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 800,000
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 10 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog (1946) officially released in India in English?
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