Un hombre de suerte


1930

Brief Synopsis

Lucano Barbosa, a young physician, opens a fully equipped medical practice in the center of Madrid to cure just about anything except his own lack of funds. Fortunately for him, news comes that a neighbor is near death from asphyxiation as a result of attempting to swallow an unshelled nut. Although...

Film Details

Also Known As
När rosorna slå ut, Un trou dans le mur
Genre
Comedy
Release Date
Jan 1930
Premiere Information
San Juan (Puerto Rico) opening: 13 Sep 1930; San Antonio (Texas) opening: 20 Sep 1930
Production Company
Cinéstudio Continental
Distribution Company
Paramount Famous Lasky Corp.
Country
France and United States
Screenplay Information
Based on a play by Yves Mirande and Gustave Quinson (production undetermined).

Technical Specs

Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Film Length
8,607ft

Synopsis

Lucano Barbosa, a young physician, opens a fully equipped medical practice in the center of Madrid to cure just about anything except his own lack of funds. Fortunately for him, news comes that a neighbor is near death from asphyxiation as a result of attempting to swallow an unshelled nut. Although he does not quite understand how he manages it, Lucano's first attempt saves the man. The patient can not pay him, but gives Lucano an old parchment that he says is valuable. On examining the parchment, Lucano discovers a map on the back detailing where a large quantity of gold coins are hidden. Eager to locate the fortune, Lucano takes a job as a chauffeur at a castle referred to in the map. However, Lucano does not anticipate that the spinster owner of the castle will attempt to seduce him or that he will be dismissed as an impostor. An enchanting niece, however, wants to share not only her heart with him, but also the treasure which she has already discovered.

Film Details

Also Known As
När rosorna slå ut, Un trou dans le mur
Genre
Comedy
Release Date
Jan 1930
Premiere Information
San Juan (Puerto Rico) opening: 13 Sep 1930; San Antonio (Texas) opening: 20 Sep 1930
Production Company
Cinéstudio Continental
Distribution Company
Paramount Famous Lasky Corp.
Country
France and United States
Screenplay Information
Based on a play by Yves Mirande and Gustave Quinson (production undetermined).

Technical Specs

Sound
Mono
Color
Black and White
Film Length
8,607ft

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Notes

After the completion, in 1930, of Paramount's first French-language production Un trou dans le mur (translated as A Hole in the Wall, but unrelated to the 1921 and 1929 American-made films The Hole in the Wall), Spanish and Swedish-language versions were shot and released in the U.S. For information on the Swedish version, please see the record for När rosorna slå ut.