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Biografía. Mide 1’47. Director, productor y actor estadounidense, Daniel Michael DeVito Jr. es hijo de Julia DeVito y del empresario Daniel DeVito. Tras acabar sus estudios primarios en un colegio católico y estudiar peluquería en la Academia Wilfred, el primer empleo profesional de Danny fue en el salón de belleza de su hermana mayor Angela.
«Hurry Up, Or I’ll Be 30» is the critically-acclaimed film of one man’s frustration with his boring life. This motion picture features Danny DeVito in one of his earliest screen roles. For Georgie (soon to be 30!) a new and exciting world lies just over the Brooklyn Bridge. Life at home with his parents is at its limits. There are new worlds to explore, and perhaps even romance. Only the ...
Gallery of 5 movie poster and cover images for Hurry Up, or I'll Be 30 (1973). Synopsis: A 29-year-old Italian who lives in Brooklyn has a brief romance with an actress.
31 de ene. de 2019 · Hurry Up, or I’ll Be 30 would make a good double feature with Marty (1955). One other thing, I’ve always wondered what happened to the cast of this movie (besides DeVito of course). For instance, Lefkowitz appeared as “Deputy Bert” in a 1978 comedy called The Great Bank Hoax (also directed by Jacoby) but that seems to be his only other acting credit.
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Daniel Michael DeVito Jr. ( Neptune, Nueva Jersey; 17 de noviembre de 1944), conocido como Danny DeVito, es un actor, comediante y director cinematográfico estadounidense. Ganó protagonismo luego de su participación como personificación de Louie De Palma, en el sitcom Taxi, le valió un Globo de Oro y un Emmy .
apurar algo loc verb. La legislación es un desastre porque el gobernador apuró al parlamento. meter prisa a algo loc verb. La legislación es un desastre porque el gobernador le metió prisa al parlamento. hurry through [sth] vi + prep. (move hastily along or past) ir a la carrera por algo expr.
