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* LegFocus: Hilary and Adam find this out when amateur plumber Cluny hikes up her skirt and peels off her stockings before attacking Hilary's clogged sink.
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The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HilarityEnsues as Cluny makes plans to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, a union which Adam tries to stop.
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The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).(Creator/PeterLawford). HilarityEnsues as Cluny makes plans to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, a union which Adam tries to stop.
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''Cluny Brown'' (1946) is a comedy directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch. It’s based on the book by Margery Sharp by the same name.
The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HilarityEnsues as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HilarityEnsues as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
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''Cluny Brown''
The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HilarityEnsues as Cluny
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In keeping with Lubitsch's penchant for GettingCrapPastTheRadar, the movie version plays up the parallels between plumbing and sex.
--> '''Cluny''': I wish I could roll up my sleeves, roll down my stockings, and unloosen the joint. Bang! Bang! Bang!
--> '''Cluny''': I wish I could roll up my sleeves, roll down my stockings, and unloosen the joint. Bang! Bang! Bang!
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* SweaterGirl: Helen Walker (Betty) wears some very very tight sweaters.
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The film set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HijinksEnsue HilarityEnsues as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
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* EyeTake: Adam does a massive one when he recognizes Cluny as the Carmels' new maid.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’sconversion conversation about "banging" taken out of context for the servants.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’s
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* UpperClassTwit: Sir Henry Carmel, Andrew’s father.
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* StealthInsult: While pretending to say that Jonathan has calmed his fears, Adam really calls him boring. "You couldn't have prescribed a better sedative than yourself!"
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* SweaterGirl: Helen Walker (Betty) wears some very very tight sweaters.
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* WrenchWench: Cluny, who's pretty good with clogged plumbing.
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Cluny is obsession with plumbing and is totally oblivious to social class.
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'''Betty''': Did we have a row? I don't remember.
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* HappilyMarried: Adam convinced Cluny to marry him instead of the [[StiffUpperLip Jonathan]].
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* MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps her immediately.
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The film is about set in England in 1938, just before the war. Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), (Creator/JenniferJones) is a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HijinksEnsue as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
* MeetCute: Adam meets Cluny when she's called out to Hilary's apartment to fix his clogged sink.
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''Cluny Brown'' (1946) is a comedy that was Creator/ErnstLubitsch’s last completed film before his death in 1947. It’s based on the book by Margery Sharp by the same name.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
HijinksEnsue as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
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''Cluny Brown'' (1946) is a comedy that was Creator/ErnstLubitsch’s last completed film before his death in 1947.directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch. It’s based on the book by Margery Sharp by the same name.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). \n\n HijinksEnsue as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.stop.
The last completed film of Ernst Lubitsch, who died in 1947 aged only 55, during production of ''Film/ThatLadyInErmine''.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
The last completed film of Ernst Lubitsch, who died in 1947 aged only 55, during production of ''Film/ThatLadyInErmine''.
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The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society. She meets Adam Belinski(Creator/CharlesBoyer), Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
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The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society, according to her uncle. society. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), Belinski(Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’s conversion about “banging” "banging" taken out of context for the servants.
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* LoveTriangle: There’s a small sub-plot of Andrew trying to romance Betty Cream and a friend of his tries to romance as well. They both fail, however.
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Cluny’s obsession with plumbing and her total oblivion to social class.
* MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of German occupation, thinking he’s writing put him in danger with the Nazis. It turns out Adam couldn’t sell his book in his home country so he went to Paris.
* MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps her.
* MyBelovedSmother: The Wilson’s mother controls him with mere coughs or clearing of her throat, nothing more.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: Adam goes into Betty Cream’s room telling her about Andrew but she interprets this as him trying to inappropriately put the moves on her while she’s alone.
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Cluny’s obsession with plumbing and her total oblivion to social class.
* MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of German occupation, thinking he’s writing put him in danger with the Nazis. It turns out Adam couldn’t sell his book in his home country so he went to Paris.
* MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps her.
* MyBelovedSmother: The Wilson’s mother controls him with mere coughs or clearing of her throat, nothing more.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: Adam goes into Betty Cream’s room telling her about Andrew but she interprets this as him trying to inappropriately put the moves on her while she’s alone.
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl:Cluny’s Cluny is obsession with plumbing and her total oblivion is totally oblivious to social class.
* MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of the German occupation, thinkinghe’s his writing put him in danger with the Nazis. danger. It turns out Adam couldn’t sell his book in his home country country, so he went to Paris.
* MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumpsher.
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* MyBelovedSmother: The Wilson’s mother controls him with a merecoughs or clearing of her throat, nothing more.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: Adam goes into Betty Cream’s room telling her aboutAndrew Andrew, but she interprets this as him trying to inappropriately put the moves on her while she’s alone.her.
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* MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of the German occupation, thinking
* MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps
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The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society, according to her uncle. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford).
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* GettingCrapPastOfTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’s conversion about “banging” taken out of context for the servants.
* Clouldcookoolander: Cluny has her head in the clouds for the majority of the film.
* DecomfirmedBachelor: Adam.
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* CantHoldHerLiquid: CantHoldHerLiquor: Cluny as she has one two many champagne glasses.
*Clouldcookoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Cluny has her head in the clouds for the majority of the film.
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''Cluny Brown'' (1946) is a comedy that was Creator/ErnstLubitsch’s last completed film before his death in 1947. It’s based on the book by Margery Sharp by the same name.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society, according to her uncle. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HijinksEnsue as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
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!!''Cluny Brown'' shows the following tropes:
*CantHoldHerLiquid: Cluny as she has one two many champagne glasses.
*Clouldcookoolander: Cluny has her head in the clouds for the majority of the film.
*DecomfirmedBachelor: Adam.
*GettingCrapPastOfTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’s conversion about “banging” taken out of context for the servants.
*HappilyMarried: Adam convinced Cluny to marry him instead of the StiffUpperLip of Jonathan.
*IDontWantToRuinOurFrienship: Adam and Cluny promise to just stay friends.
*LoveTriangle: There’s a small sub-plot of Andrew trying to romance Betty Cream and a friend of his tries to romance as well. They both fail, however.
*ManicPixieDreamGirl: Cluny’s obsession with plumbing and her total oblivion to social class.
*MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of German occupation, thinking he’s writing put him in danger with the Nazis. It turns out Adam couldn’t sell his book in his home country so he went to Paris.
*MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps her.
*MyBelovedSmother: The Wilson’s mother controls him with mere coughs or clearing of her throat, nothing more.
*NotWhatItLooksLike: Adam goes into Betty Cream’s room telling her about Andrew but she interprets this as him trying to inappropriately put the moves on her while she’s alone.
*RelationshipSabotage: Adam tries to subtly ruin Wilson and Cluny’s relationship.
*RunningGag:
** “Squirrels to the nuts!”
** The way everyone remarks how Betty Cream rides a horse.
**Adam constantly opens the pharmacist’s door, ringing the bell, but then running away, much to the pharmacist’s annoyance.
*SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Cluny wants to marry Wilson presumably because he has a steady job and she’s trying to fit into her social set.
*StiffUpperLip: The classism is abundant with the Carmels and even within their own servants.
**Jonathan is a total classist and a snooze to boot.
*UpperClassTwit: Sir Henry Carmel, Andrew’s father.
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''Cluny Brown'' (1946) is a comedy that was Creator/ErnstLubitsch’s last completed film before his death in 1947. It’s based on the book by Margery Sharp by the same name.
The film is about Cluny Brown (Creator/JenniferJones), a wannabe plumber who doesn’t know her place in society, according to her uncle. She meets Adam Belinski (Creator/CharlesBoyer), a mooching exiled professor, and they form a friendship. Both find themselves in a country estate, Cluny as a maid and Boyer invited as a guest of Andrew Carmel (Peter Lawford). HijinksEnsue as Cluny tries to marry a boring pharmacist, Jonathan Wilson, which Adam tries to stop.
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!!''Cluny Brown'' shows the following tropes:
*CantHoldHerLiquid: Cluny as she has one two many champagne glasses.
*Clouldcookoolander: Cluny has her head in the clouds for the majority of the film.
*DecomfirmedBachelor: Adam.
*GettingCrapPastOfTheRadar: Cluny and Adam’s conversion about “banging” taken out of context for the servants.
*HappilyMarried: Adam convinced Cluny to marry him instead of the StiffUpperLip of Jonathan.
*IDontWantToRuinOurFrienship: Adam and Cluny promise to just stay friends.
*LoveTriangle: There’s a small sub-plot of Andrew trying to romance Betty Cream and a friend of his tries to romance as well. They both fail, however.
*ManicPixieDreamGirl: Cluny’s obsession with plumbing and her total oblivion to social class.
*MistakenForBadass: Andrew thinks Adam has escaped his home country because of German occupation, thinking he’s writing put him in danger with the Nazis. It turns out Adam couldn’t sell his book in his home country so he went to Paris.
*MommasBoy: The pharmacist is under the thumb of his mother so much so that when she disapproves of Cluny’s plumbing, he dumps her.
*MyBelovedSmother: The Wilson’s mother controls him with mere coughs or clearing of her throat, nothing more.
*NotWhatItLooksLike: Adam goes into Betty Cream’s room telling her about Andrew but she interprets this as him trying to inappropriately put the moves on her while she’s alone.
*RelationshipSabotage: Adam tries to subtly ruin Wilson and Cluny’s relationship.
*RunningGag:
** “Squirrels to the nuts!”
** The way everyone remarks how Betty Cream rides a horse.
**Adam constantly opens the pharmacist’s door, ringing the bell, but then running away, much to the pharmacist’s annoyance.
*SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Cluny wants to marry Wilson presumably because he has a steady job and she’s trying to fit into her social set.
*StiffUpperLip: The classism is abundant with the Carmels and even within their own servants.
**Jonathan is a total classist and a snooze to boot.
*UpperClassTwit: Sir Henry Carmel, Andrew’s father.