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Karson 2021-12-09 08:01:20
Who broke down the wall of Jericho?
Blow the horn and tear down the "Wall of Jericho": it's stunningly beautiful ending, and the hint of sex is subtle and artistic! This drama in which the daughter ran away and met a handsome reporter is easily reminiscent of "Roman Holiday" which was only filmed more than 20 years later. To...
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Kody 2022-03-22 09:01:48
Joy in the heart, the whole world is beautiful
In "It Happened One Night", Peter borrowed a thousand yuan from the boss and drove back to the hotel to pick up Ellie. He sang all the way, and greeted everyone he saw. Inner joy, the whole world is beautiful.
The scene where Peter and Ellie use the sheets to build a "Jerigo wall" between the beds...
Walter Connolly
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Noemie 2022-03-25 09:01:08
Brilliant, whether it's Clark and Claudette's performances or the subtle lines that make this slightly corny story shine. In the future, many movie clips are from this film, and even the animated image of Bugs Bunny refers to the plot of Clark Gable eating carrots. The Chinese translation is too vulgar.
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Hermina 2021-12-09 08:01:20
There will never be a man like Gable again, handsome and elegant, noble, beautiful, decisive, gentleman, and in the context of the financial crisis in the 1930s
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Peter Warne: [Detectives are looking for Ellie] What do you mean, coming in here? What do you want, anyway?
Detective: We're looking for somebody.
Peter Warne: Yeah, well look your head off, but don't come busting in here. This isn't a public park. I could near as take a sock at you!
Detective: Take it easy, son, take it easy.
Mr. Dykes: These men are detectives, Mr. Warne.
Peter Warne: I don't care if they're the whole police department. They can't come busting in here, shooting questions at my wife.
Ellie Andrews: Now, don't get so excited, Peter. The man just asked a civil question.
Peter Warne: Oh, is that so? Say, how many times have I told you to stop butting in when I'm having an argument?
Ellie Andrews: Well, you don't have to lose your temper!
Peter Warne: [mockingly] "You don't have to lose your temper." That's what you said the other time, too. Every time I try to protect you. The other night, at the Elks Dance, when that big Swede made a pass at you!
Ellie Andrews: He didn't make a pass at me! I told you a million times!
Peter Warne: Oh, no? I saw him. He kept pawing you all over the dance floor!
Ellie Andrews: [the detectives stand there, flustered] He didn't! You were drunk!
Peter Warne: Aw, nuts! You're just like your old man! Once a plumber's daughter, always a plumbers daughter! There isn't an ounce of brains in your whole family!
Ellie Andrews: [sobbing] Oh, Peter Warne, you've gone far enough! I won't stand for it anymore!
Peter Warne: Aw, shut up!
Mr. Dykes: Now, you see what you've done?
Detective: Sorry, Mr. Warne. But, you see we've got to check up on everybody.
Detective: We're looking for a girl by the name of Ellen Andrews, you know, the daughter of that big Wall Street mug.
Peter Warne: Yeah? Well, it's too bad you aren't looking for a plumber's daughter
[to Ellie]
Peter Warne: QUIT BAWLING! QUIT BAWLING!
[Ellie sobs even louder]
Mr. Dykes: I told you they were a perfectly nice married couple.
[Mr. Dykes and the detectives leave, and Peter and Ellie start laughing]
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Ellie Andrews: Outside of the fact that you don't like him you haven't got a thing against King.
Alexander Andrews: He's a fake, Ellie.
Ellie Andrews: He's one of the best flyers in the country.
Alexander Andrews: He's no good and you know it. You married him only because I told you not to.
Ellie Andrews: You've been telling me what not to do ever since I can remember.
Alexander Andrews: That's because you've always been a stubborn idiot,
Ellie Andrews: I come from a long line of stubborn idiots!
