Confidentially Connie

1953
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1h 14min

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Janet Leigh and Van Johnson in Confidentially Connie (1953)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTexas cattleman visits son in Maine, tries persuading him to take over ranch. Discovers daughter-in-law craves meat due to pregnancy, arranges for butcher to offer discounted prices so she c... Tout lireTexas cattleman visits son in Maine, tries persuading him to take over ranch. Discovers daughter-in-law craves meat due to pregnancy, arranges for butcher to offer discounted prices so she can afford desired steaks on son's teacher salary.Texas cattleman visits son in Maine, tries persuading him to take over ranch. Discovers daughter-in-law craves meat due to pregnancy, arranges for butcher to offer discounted prices so she can afford desired steaks on son's teacher salary.

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This film was a disappointment at the box office, with MGM losing $51,000 ($512,000 in 2016) according to studio records.

Gaffes
Joe's father owns a cattle ranch in West Texas. But when Joe and Connie visit the ranch, you can see arid mountain ridges in the near distance as they drive up. West Texas in fact has a very flat terrain - no such mountains are found there.

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Joe Bedloe: [looking at the huge slab of meat] Holy mackerel!
Connie Bedloe: No, dear, holy cow!

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teachers and meat lobby

Connie Bedloe (Janet Leigh) is pregnant, and her husband Joe (Van Johnson) has low-paying college teaching job. He fails utterly to suck up to the Dean. His father Opie (Louis Calhern) comes for a visit. He's a big Texas cattleman and he's trying to recruit Joe back to the family ranch. Connie agrees with him until he claims that teaching is woman's work.

Brought to you by the teachers union and the meat lobby. This is a bit of fun but also a bit weird. These people will need to eat some salads or else. As long as one does not take this seriously, it's okay sitcom silliness.