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14 de jun. de 2020 · Bringing Up Baby 1938. Directed by the visionary genius of Howard Hawks, "Bringing Up Baby" dances gracefully on the tightrope between screwball comedy and romantic farce, weaving a tapestry of eccentricity and hilarity that transcends the boundaries of time.
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06 Jan 2022. 18 Jul 2013. In this iconic screwball comedy, a paleontologist at the Stuyvesant Museum of Natural History tries to woo a wealthy benefactor into donating a million dollars to the museum but must deal with the benefactor’s niece, a flighty heiress, to secure the funds.
A flop when it was first released in 1938 "Bringing up Baby" is now considered a classic in the screwball genre, a tribute it rightly deserves. Katharine Hepburn has never been funnier in her only foray into this type of zany comedy. And Cary Grant a master of both verbal repartee and skillful pratfalls is pure genius.
Bringing Up Baby is a screwball comedy about a paleontologist, David Huxley ( Cary Grant ), involved with a scatterbrained woman, Susan Vance ( Katharine Hepburn ), and a tame leopard named Baby ( Nissa the Leopard ). Baby, in Susan's temporary care, is a gift from Susan's brother to their aunt Elizabeth ( May Robson ), who David hopes will ...
Bringing Up Baby (1938) -- (Movie Clip) Let's Play A GameWardrobe malfunction from director Howard Hawks, as harassed paleontologist David (Cary Grant) again encounters madcap heiress Susan (Katharine Hepburn), who has contrived to stick him with a stolen purse, at a museum fund-raiser, in Bringing Up Baby, 1938.
Leoparden küßt man nicht (Originaltitel: Bringing Up Baby) ist eine US-amerikanische Screwball-Comedy von Howard Hawks aus dem Jahr 1938 mit Cary Grant und Katharine Hepburn in den Hauptrollen. Das Drehbuch schrieben Dudley Nichols und Hagar Wilde. Die Handlung beruht auf einer Geschichte, die Wilde im Collier’s Magazine veröffentlicht hatte.
