The Happy Time
The Happy Time (1952) is a comedy, directed by Richard Fleischer. It stars Charles Boyer and Louis Jourdan. The 94-minute film holds an audience score of 6.5/10.
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What The Happy Time Is About
In a family living in Ottawa in the twenties, a violinist and his brother have to deal with the young son of the house and his interest in the maid. Both try to give the boy advice, but what they advise collides with the contradictions in their own lives and the business turns into comedy. The film treats the difference of generations inside a family and the claim of adults to be an example with a light tone. The account preaches nothing and shows that everyone has an explanation of their own. It was adapted from a work for the stage. Charles Boyer and Louis Jourdan appear in Richard Fleischer’s ninety four minute American film, completed in 1952.
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What is The Happy Time about?
In a family living in Ottawa in the twenties, a violinist and his brother have to deal with the young son of the house and his interest in the maid. Both try to give the boy advice, but what they advise collides with the contradictions in their own lives and the business turns into comedy.
Where can I watch The Happy Time?
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How long is The Happy Time?
The Happy Time runs for 94 minutes (1h 34m).
When did The Happy Time come out?
The Happy Time was released in 1952.
Who directed The Happy Time?
The Happy Time was directed by Richard Fleischer.
Who stars in The Happy Time?
The Happy Time stars Charles Boyer, Louis Jourdan, Marsha Hunt, Bobby Driscoll.
What is The Happy Time's rating?
The Happy Time holds 6.7/10 on IMDb and 6.5/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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