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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947)

Walter Mitty, a daydreaming writer with an overprotective mother, likes to imagine that he is a hero who experiences fantastic adventures. His dream becomes reality when he accidentally meets a mysterious woman who hands him a little black book. According to her, it contains the locations of the Dutch crown jewels hidden since World War II. Soon, Mitty finds himself in the middle of a confusing conspiracy, where he has difficulty differentiating between fact and fiction.

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Luciene C 25 Dec 2013

O Tom Leão diz que a versão do Ben Stiller difere bastante dessa. Mas algo que elas têm em comum é serem bastante diferentes do conto em que se baseiam. Ainda não vi a versão contemporânea, mas o Walter Mitty de 1947 é o Danny Kaye. ?

Laura T 21 Jun 2007

Another Danny Kaye classic! The dream sequences are just brilliant, and in my eyes no comedian has ever measured up to Danny Kaye! Tah po ka tah... I only pray Mike Myers doesn't ruin it with his remake.

DeAnna J 22 Apr 2018

Ever since KTLA (Channel 5 in LA) stopped its Sunday matinees (years, and years ago), it has been nearly impossible to find the terrific movies of the 1930's through the early 1950's. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty with Danny Kaye has always been one of my favorites. Kaye is such a terrific performer in all areas of the craft, and his daydreams are a hoot to watch.

Kean Hooi T 28 Dec 2013

The original "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" is not the best executed story of all time, getting a little jumbled in all it's cleverness, but it sure holds your attention and makes you laugh a lot. The actors all bring their A-Game to this picture, and through the normal sequences, to the daydream sequences, it's almost flawless transitioning for it's time. Being made in 1947, this film sure must have been a wonder to it's original audience. There is some very unique filming techniques and the colour tones of everything was decided perfectly. The script for this film is very whimsical and enjoyable to say the very least. When Walter Mitty enters his dream worlds, his character always goes off the rails into a performance that I will remember forever, purely off of it's fun vibe. This is not a perfect film in any way, due to the fact that it can become a little unfocussed as to what it is trying to convey to it's audience, but nevertheless, it's a great film!

Scott R 27 Jul 2014

For all its earnesty and warmth, the '47 'Mitty' ends up feeling bloated. This is in part due to an overuse of the daydream gimmick, which after the third vignette, loses any story function and feels more like a showcase for Kaye, and the pacing is irreparably crippled. A shame, as we have buckets of amusing gags, charismatic performances and a fun little spin on 40s culture.