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How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying – Trailers From Hell. Broadway’s delightful — but wickedly accurate — satire of big business was brought to movie screens almost intact, with the story, the stars, the styles and dances kept as they were in the long- running show that won a Pulitzer Prize. This is the place to see Robert Morse and Michele Lee at their best — it’s one of the best, and least appreciated movie musicals of the 1. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Blu- ray. Twilight Time.

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Available from the Twilight Time Movies Store 2. Starring: Robert Morse, Michele Lee, Rudy Vallee, Anthony Teague, Maureen Arthur, Sammy Smith, Robert Q. Lewis, Carol Worthington, Kathryn Reynolds, Ruth Kobart, George Fennemann, Tucker Smith, David Swift. Cinematography: Burnett Guffey.

Film Editor: Allan Jacobs, Ralph E. Winters. Original Music: Nelson Riddle. Art Direction: Robert Boyle. Visual Gags: Virgil Partch. From the play written by Frank Loesser, Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock, Willie Gilbert from the novel by Shepherd Mead. Produced, Written and Directed by David Swift(Note, April 1, 2. I’ve written an update / rebuttal / correction article in response to issues with this review — it’s up at DVD Savant, and entitled How to Succeed – Take 2.

Glenn)Around 1. 99. MGM, I got a call from a co- worker. She said that David Swift had called several times to see if he could get a copy of ‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying’ and that all the home video executives had ignored him. I said, sure. David Swift was the director of the movie, made for Walter Mirisch and United Artists thirty years before. He said he had no way of seeing it. I asked him if he had a laserdisc player, and when he said no, I offered to make him a VHS copy.

He could get it the next day if he wanted. Mr. Swift said, “Let me come by at noon and take you to lunch.” Wow. It was a terrific lunch, as I knew just enough about the writer- director not to insult him with uninformed questions. I had found out more about Swift with MGM’s film management director John Kirk, because about a year before we had tried to locate the film’s missing ‘Coffee Break’ musical number and gotten nowhere. How to Succeed’ was one of the few big stage musical productions I’d seen, in a revival at the Music Center in the late 1. Robert Morse and Rudy Vallee.

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is finally out on Blu- ray. I’ve enjoyed it for decades, even when I had to watch it pan- scanned with commercials, or on laserdisc, where actors’ faces weren’t always easy to read in wide shots. The show is particularly wonderful in that it fairly closely replicates the stage experience. The stylized sets reflect the original approach, and the film’s dances retain Bob Fosse’s original choreography.

Most of the key actors are from the original Broadway cast. That goes against Hollywood tradition, which dictates that films be fully ‘opened up’ and that stage actors be replaced with movie stars, whether or not they can sing or dance. Few musical movies survive without major damage. When egos and too- powerful stars get involved, good shows can get warped beyond recognition. It’s a shame that How to’s on- screen arrival seemed ill- timed. I’d have to say that somebody didn’t promote it well; perhaps it was falsely assumed that all America couldn’t wait to see it, making a publicity push unnecessary.

By 1. 96. 7 the incredibly talented Robert Morse had already tried and failed to transfer his stardom to the movies, in a series of mostly unworthy vehicles like the limp Quick Before it Melts. I remember trying to interest editor friends at Cannon in How to, but all they saw were actors in dated costumes.

One friend who considered himself an expert on musicals dismissed it because he thought a lyric had been plagiarized from West Side Story: when the executives describe the hero J. Pierrepont Finch, they say he’s got a rocket in his pocket.

What can I say? There are people that can appreciate the styles and approaches of movies from different eras, and those that run out of patience because a show is in B& W. Thanks to TV’s Mad Men the appeal of How to Succeed may be higher than ever.

The original 1. 96. Frank Loesser, Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert stage musical has not been changed much for David Swift’s film version. And the film maintains the spirit of the wicked sub- title appended to Shepherd Mead’s original 1. The Dastard’s Guide to Fame and Fortune.’With the advice from a do- it- yourself pocket book called ‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,’ young nobody J. Pierrepont Finch (Robert Morse) enters the Worldwide Wicket Company knowing nothing about the business. He rises within the ranks like a skyrocket — going to the very top of the organization in just a few days. He exploits the company’s size and the relative anonymity of its employees, prevaricating and self- promoting at every step of the way.

Encouraging every possible mis- assumption about his qualifications and background — that he’s humble, that he’s a team player, that he comes from an Ivy League School — Finch cozies up to those who can help him, like the head of the mail room Mr. Twimble (Sammy Smith). He deftly sidesteps or sabotages competitors, like the nepotistic go- getter Bud Frump (Anthony Teague).

With the aid and encouragement of secretary Rosemary Pilkington (Michele Lee), Finch cultivates helpful executives and makes his presence known to the company president J. B. Bigley (Rudy Vallee) by snowing Bigley’s secretary Miss Jones (Ruth Kobart) with affection. Skipping from the mailroom to the junior executive pool, Finch lands a key executive position by torpedoing Benjamin Ovington (Murray Matheson), who tries to have him fired.

He then must face two even more treacherous challenges. His assigned secretary is Hedy La.

Rue (Maureen Arthur), an incompetent sexpot who is actually J. B. Bigley’s mistress; her bosses have a tendency to leave the company under mysterious circumstances. As the new Head of Advertising, Finch has to come up with a terrific, original advertising plan. The do- it- yourself book counsels that the best way to get an idea is to steal one. Only a few days into his glorious career, Finch will either attain greatness or find himself back on the sidewalk, washing windows again.

What makes How to Succeed so wickedly funny? It’s really the blackest of black comedies. With different costumes and weapons, J. Pierrepont Finch’s story would adapt well to a tale of the rise of a head Nazi in the Third Reich. Song Of The Sea Full Movie.

Nobody in this dysfunctional company tells the truth, and the lying, conniving, back- stabbing Finch is a pure villain. Starting as a window washer who ‘wants to be somebody,’ he does whatever it takes to get to the top. He’s only justified in that World. Wide Wicket Corp. Watch Forev Online Free HD. Finch was born to succeed. A special case of cynicism without bitterness, How to Succeed sees the dog- eat- dog rat race as so absurd as to be endearing. The key of course is Robert Morse, whose impish grins and outrageous brown- nosing are hilariously endearing.

Finch is the guy who steps on people but somehow gets them to applaud him anyway. Of course, this may always have been how things really work, ever since the first caveman complained that ‘politics’ were cheating him out of something. People use whatever leverage they can muster to advance, and those that get away with it are greatly admired. How many times have we seen people who Demand Unearned Rewards, or bad- mouth others to influence a decision?

Finch turns this into an art. His body language is cartoonish to the point of expressionism: when hears a superior praising humility, he literally ratchets his head lower to strike the proper pose. When buttering up an executive, he practically crawls up his leg, like a dog. Robert Morse’s mugging is both outrageous and hilarious, and fits the character perfectly. The cartoon expressionism is consistent throughout.