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* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler: After ''shooting'' Charlie for insubordination, Bus still seems to be forgiven by him in the end.]]
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** While it actually show Charlie and Emily having sex, but later confirms that they did by having Emily fret over the possibility that she might become pregnant. (Section II)
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** While it the film actually does not show Charlie and Emily having sex, but it later confirms that they did by having Emily fret over the possibility that she might become pregnant. (Section II)
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** Also, the secret of when and where the operation would take place was guarded ''much'' better than shown in the film.
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"Women of easy virtue" seems to be the real purpose of the motor pool, staffed entirely by attractive young women who chauffeur the senior Allied officers around. Among those are Emily Barham (Creator/JulieAndrews), who has suffered terribly in the war, losing a father, a brother, and a husband. Emily is initially appalled by Charlie's libertine attitude and lack of patriotism, but can't resist an attraction to him, at least in part because of his laziness and cowardice--Charlie is unlikely to get killed in the war, unlike so many other people who were important to her.
However, much to Charlie's displeasure, a major threat to his cushy rear-echelon lifestyle emerges. Adm. Jessup is worried about the Navy getting upstaged by the Army in the imminent invasion of France, and he's also been acting increasingly erratically since the death of his wife. He decides that "The first dead man on Omaha Beach must be a sailor," and he further decides that a Navy propaganda unit must be there to film it. And he chooses Charlie to lead that team.
Julie Andrews' second movie, sandwiched in between the smash hits ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''. Also notable as the only black-and-white movie she ever made, and a rare role in which she doesn't sing.
Creator/JamesCoburn plays Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-living playboy, Commander "Bus" Cummings. Creator/SharonTate was an extra.
However, much to Charlie's displeasure, a major threat to his cushy rear-echelon lifestyle emerges. Adm. Jessup is worried about the Navy getting upstaged by the Army in the imminent invasion of France, and he's also been acting increasingly erratically since the death of his wife. He decides that "The first dead man on Omaha Beach must be a sailor," and he further decides that a Navy propaganda unit must be there to film it. And he chooses Charlie to lead that team.
Julie Andrews' second movie, sandwiched in between the smash hits ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''. Also notable as the only black-and-white movie she ever made, and a rare role in which she doesn't sing.
Creator/JamesCoburn plays Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-living playboy, Commander "Bus" Cummings. Creator/SharonTate was an extra.
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"Women of easy virtue" seems to be the real purpose of the motor pool, staffed entirely by attractive young women who chauffeur the senior Allied officers around. Among those are Emily Barham (Creator/JulieAndrews), who has suffered terribly in the war, losing a having lost her father, a brother, and a husband. Emily is initially appalled by Charlie's libertine attitude and lack of patriotism, but can't resist an attraction to him, at least in part because of his very laziness and cowardice--Charlie is cowardice -- Charlie is, after all, unlikely to get killed in the war, unlike so many other people who were important to her.
However, much to Charlie's displeasure, a major threat to his cushy rear-echelon lifestyle emerges. Adm. Jessup is worried about the Navy getting upstaged by the Army in the imminent invasion of France, andhe's he has also been acting increasingly erratically since the death of his wife. He decides that "The first dead man on Omaha Beach must be a sailor," and he further decides that a Navy propaganda unit must be there to film it. And he chooses Charlie to lead that team.
Julie Andrews' second movie, sandwiched in between the smash hits ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''. Also notable as the only black-and-whitemovie film she ever made, and a rare role in which she doesn't sing.
Creator/JamesCoburn plays Lt. Commander Paul "Bus" Cummings, Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-livingplayboy, Commander "Bus" Cummings. playboy. Creator/SharonTate was appears as an uncredited extra.
However, much to Charlie's displeasure, a major threat to his cushy rear-echelon lifestyle emerges. Adm. Jessup is worried about the Navy getting upstaged by the Army in the imminent invasion of France, and
Julie Andrews' second movie, sandwiched in between the smash hits ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''. Also notable as the only black-and-white
Creator/JamesCoburn plays Lt. Commander Paul "Bus" Cummings, Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-living
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"Women of easy virtue" seems to be the real purpose of the motor pool, staffed entirely by attractive young women who drive senior Allied officers around. Among those are Emily Barham (Creator/JulieAndrews), who has suffered terribly in the war, losing a father, a brother, and a husband. Emily is initially appalled by Charlie's libertine attitude and lack of patriotism, but can't resist an attraction to him, at least in part because of his laziness and cowardice--Charlie is unlikely to get killed in the war, unlike so many other people who were important to her.
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"Women of easy virtue" seems to be the real purpose of the motor pool, staffed entirely by attractive young women who drive chauffeur the senior Allied officers around. Among those are Emily Barham (Creator/JulieAndrews), who has suffered terribly in the war, losing a father, a brother, and a husband. Emily is initially appalled by Charlie's libertine attitude and lack of patriotism, but can't resist an attraction to him, at least in part because of his laziness and cowardice--Charlie is unlikely to get killed in the war, unlike so many other people who were important to her.
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''The Americanization of Emily'' is a 1964 satirical anti-war {{Dramedy}} directed by Creator/ArthurHiller. It's an adaptation of a 1959 William Bradford Huie novel, with a screenplay by Creator/PaddyChayefsky.
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''The Americanization of Emily'' is a 1964 satirical anti-war {{Dramedy}} directed by Creator/ArthurHiller. It's an adaptation [[TheFilmOfTheBook adaptation]] of a 1959 William Bradford Huie novel, with a screenplay by Creator/PaddyChayefsky.
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* TheXOfY: ''The Americanization of Emily''Emily''
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: got away with all sorts of things due to [[https://productioncode.dhwritings.com/multipleframes_productioncode.php the Hays Code]] being on its last legs in 1964
** While it actually show Charlie and Emily having sex, but later confirms that they did by having Emily fret over the possibility that she might become pregnant. (Section II)
** The line "You're a bitch!" (Section V)
** One of Bus's girls is rousted from bed naked when Charlie bursts in to complain to Bus. She's complaining and scrambling for a sheet when Bus tells her to stand at attention. So she does, standing at attention naked while Charlie complains about his orders. (Section VI)
** While it actually show Charlie and Emily having sex, but later confirms that they did by having Emily fret over the possibility that she might become pregnant. (Section II)
** The line "You're a bitch!" (Section V)
** One of Bus's girls is rousted from bed naked when Charlie bursts in to complain to Bus. She's complaining and scrambling for a sheet when Bus tells her to stand at attention. So she does, standing at attention naked while Charlie complains about his orders. (Section VI)
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Creator/JamesCoburn plays Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-living playboy, Commander "Bus" Cummings.
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Creator/JamesCoburn plays Charlie's fellow Navy staffer and high-living playboy, Commander "Bus" Cummings.
Cummings. Creator/SharonTate was an extra.
