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''Full of Life'' (1956) is a dramedy starring Creator/JudyHolliday, Richard Conte, and Salvatore Baccaloni. The film was directed by Richard Quine.
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''Full of Life'' (1956) is a dramedy 1956 {{dramedy}} film directed by Richard Quine, starring Creator/JudyHolliday, Richard Conte, and Salvatore Baccaloni. The film was directed by Richard Quine.
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* ObnoxiousInLaws: Averted: Emily loves her in-laws, and although there are some cultural differences, she truly respects them.
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* StopBeingStereotypical: Nick seems to be annoyed at his father’s wine-drinking and Catholic antics but also realizes that he also has been fighting his father as a teenager might.
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* StopBeingStereotypical: Nick seems to be annoyed at his father’s wine-drinking and Catholic antics but also realizes that he also has been fighting rebelling against his father as like a teenager might.teenager.
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* ImmigrantParents / AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: Nick is extremely embarrassed by his father who wants to control what he does and how it does it. Nick chafes at the idea of having him at his home but eventually begins to appreciate his father and accept their differences.
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''Full of Life'' (1956) is a dramedy starring Creator/JudyHolliday, Richard Conte, and Salvatore Baccaloni. The film was directed by Richard Quine.
Emily (Holliday) and Nick Rocco (Conte) are expecting their first child. But when their kitchen floor breaks and they need expensive repairs, Nick must visit his family to get his Italian-immigrant father (Baccaloni) to fix it for him.
Nick clashes with his father’s old-world wisdom and meddling while Emily tries to reconcile the two in this sweet comedy about family and generational differences.
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*CultureClash: Nick rolls his eyes at his father’s Italian superstitions and ways, but as time goes on, he begins to appreciate his input and help.
*ImmigrantParents / AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: Nick is extremely embarrassed by his father who wants to control what he does and how it does it. Nick chafes at the idea of having him at his home but eventually begins to appreciate his father and accept their differences.
*{{Housewife}}: Emily is a classic one with a twist! She studies semantics in her spare time.
*FeelingTheBabyKick: When Nick is looking at a cute number at the train, Emily complains of pain and quips: “Your child just kicked me.”
*PanickyExpectantFather: Nick is of course nervous when Emily goes into labour. Made worse that he’s not even allowed into the delivery room!
*PregnancyMakesYouCrazy: Emily becomes obsessed with cleaning the house over and over again while becomes irrationally jealous when Nick is looking at other women. When she goes into labour, she tells Nick that he’s the most “beautiful” man she has ever known.
*ShotgunWedding: Hilariously averted. Emily has a false alarm when she and Nick are getting their religious marriage (they have already been civilly married for 6 years). When she walks out of the hospital, 8 months pregnant and in a bridal suit, the nurses can’t help but stare.
*StopBeingStereotypical: Nick seems to be annoyed at his father’s wine-drinking and Catholic antics but also realizes that he also has been fighting his father as a teenager might.
*WackyCravings: The film starts with Emily making a baloney and raw onion sandwich.
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Emily (Holliday) and Nick Rocco (Conte) are expecting their first child. But when their kitchen floor breaks and they need expensive repairs, Nick must visit his family to get his Italian-immigrant father (Baccaloni) to fix it for him.
Nick clashes with his father’s old-world wisdom and meddling while Emily tries to reconcile the two in this sweet comedy about family and generational differences.
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!!Tropes:
*CultureClash: Nick rolls his eyes at his father’s Italian superstitions and ways, but as time goes on, he begins to appreciate his input and help.
*ImmigrantParents / AmazinglyEmbarassingParents: Nick is extremely embarrassed by his father who wants to control what he does and how it does it. Nick chafes at the idea of having him at his home but eventually begins to appreciate his father and accept their differences.
*{{Housewife}}: Emily is a classic one with a twist! She studies semantics in her spare time.
*FeelingTheBabyKick: When Nick is looking at a cute number at the train, Emily complains of pain and quips: “Your child just kicked me.”
*PanickyExpectantFather: Nick is of course nervous when Emily goes into labour. Made worse that he’s not even allowed into the delivery room!
*PregnancyMakesYouCrazy: Emily becomes obsessed with cleaning the house over and over again while becomes irrationally jealous when Nick is looking at other women. When she goes into labour, she tells Nick that he’s the most “beautiful” man she has ever known.
*ShotgunWedding: Hilariously averted. Emily has a false alarm when she and Nick are getting their religious marriage (they have already been civilly married for 6 years). When she walks out of the hospital, 8 months pregnant and in a bridal suit, the nurses can’t help but stare.
*StopBeingStereotypical: Nick seems to be annoyed at his father’s wine-drinking and Catholic antics but also realizes that he also has been fighting his father as a teenager might.
*WackyCravings: The film starts with Emily making a baloney and raw onion sandwich.
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