Idiot's Delight (1939) | |
| Director(s) | Clarence Brown |
| Producer(s) | Clarence Brown, Hunt Stromberg |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance |
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Idiot's Delight (1939) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Clarence Brown and produced by Clarence Brown and Hunt Stromberg.
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Irene Fellara:
Oh, 'Kak Stranna!' How strange!
Irene Fellara: Where'd you get your education, Harry?
Harry Van: What makes you think I got one?
Irene Fellara: Good night.
Harry Van: Good night.
Irene Fellara: Thanks for giving me such a good time.
Harry Van: Well, thank you, Irene. I always enjoy seeing a woman eat. Don't forget - brush your teeth carefully, tuck yourself in, and have sweet dreams of Old Russia
[chuckles]
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Irene Fellara: Where'd you get your education, Harry?
Harry Van: What makes you think I got one?
Irene Fellara: Good night.
Harry Van: Good night.
Irene Fellara: Thanks for giving me such a good time.
Harry Van: Well, thank you, Irene. I always enjoy seeing a woman eat. Don't forget - brush your teeth carefully, tuck yourself in, and have sweet dreams of Old Russia
[chuckles]
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Facts about
Lana Turner was supposed to be one of the blondes that carried Clark Gable off at the end of his musical number "Puttin on the Ritz", but she had to go into hospital to fix a botched operation on her appendix.
Greta Garbo was first offered the role of Irene Fellara. She turned it down.
This was the only film in which Clark Gable performed a dance number. He spent 6 weeks rehearsing the steps with the dance director, George King, and practicing at home with his wife, Carole Lombard. Because of his fear of messing it up during a take, the set was closed during the filming of this sequence.
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Greta Garbo was first offered the role of Irene Fellara. She turned it down.
This was the only film in which Clark Gable performed a dance number. He spent 6 weeks rehearsing the steps with the dance director, George King, and practicing at home with his wife, Carole Lombard. Because of his fear of messing it up during a take, the set was closed during the filming of this sequence.
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