Unfaithfully Yours Torrent Download

'30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia' could never be lumped in with Richard Lester's irreverent (i.e., disrespectful) comedies of the 1960s, nor the Monty Python movies which came into vogue a few years later. It's too enamored with American nostalgia.and is too eager-to-please to make its mark as a swinging comedy with an edge (such as 1967's 'Bedazzled'). Dudley Moore plays 29-year-old British composer who hopes to be married by his 30th birthday (the age when a man is supposed to have his life together); he has his eye on a pretty lodger (named Louise!), but is also consumed by work while writing his first theatrical musical. Moore, who also co-wrote the screenplay with director Joseph McGrath and John Wells, seems to be having a high time here, though he relies too often on exaggerated facial expressions for laughs. McGrath eschews the popular mod trappings of the day for a more old-fashioned visual approach, including Walter Mitty-like daydreams, which is fine for the first three-quarters of an hour; after that, the gags get pushy and desperate, while the Bogart-spoof late in the proceedings is a complete miscalculation. Some spirit and style on a minor scale, and the score (also by Moore) is excellent.

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In this pitch-black comedy from legendary writer-director Preston Sturges, Rex Harrison stars as Sir Alfred De Carter, a world-famous symphony conductor consumed with the suspicion that his wife is having an affair. During a concert, the jealous De Carter entertains elaborate visions of vengeance, set to three separate orchestral works. But when he attempts to put his murderous fantasies into action, nothing works out quite as planned.

A brilliantly performed mixture of razor-sharp dialogue and uproarious slapstick, Unfaithfully Yours is a true classic from a grand master of screen comedy. Cast Rex Harrison Sir Alfred De Carter Linda Darnell Daphne De Carter Rudy Vallee August Henshler Barbara Lawrence Barbara Henshler Kurt Kreuger Anthony Windborn Lionel Stander Hugo Standoff Edgar Kennedy Detective Sweeney Alan Bridge House Detective Credits Director Preston Sturges Written, produced, and directed by Preston Sturges Cinematography Victor Milner Editing Robert Fritch Art direction Lyle Wheeler Art direction Joseph C. Wright Musical direction Alfred Newman Sound Roger Heman Sound Arthur L. Kirbach Costume design Bonnie Cashin. Though he may not be so well known today, cinematographer Victor Milner was a force during Hollywood’s golden age. Equally adept at the intimate and the epic, he lent visual character to both drawing-room comedies and picturesque outdoor westerns, and the list of directors he collaborated with reads like a who’s who of cinematic legends: Cecil B.