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Call Me Madam

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In a brilliant musical comedy, a waitress from Washington D.C. named Sally becomes a sort of celebrity after receiving an unexpected donation from a millionaire for her dedication to public service. The story revolves around her incredible adventure when she is appointed ambassador of a small European country, Lichtenburg, which seeks support in the United States. With her spontaneity and a touch of the cheekiness characteristic of a determined woman, Sally finds herself amidst political intrigues and charming diplomatic entanglements.

As she adapts to her new role, Sally faces resistance from traditional diplomats and a world that is not always willing to accept her unconventional way of doing things. But her charisma and charming personality help her win over both local officials and the handsome leader of the country, who cannot help but feel attracted to her. However, things become complicated when misunderstandings and jealousy arise, testing her ability to navigate both romance and politics.

With a star-studded cast and vibrant musical numbers, the film explores themes of female empowerment, love, and the ups and downs of diplomatic life. Amidst comical and sentimental situations, Sally will prove that, despite her humble origins, she can transform into a powerful and determined figure, capable of changing the game while remaining true to herself.

Media type
Movie
Year
1953
Director
Walter Lang
Writer
Arthur Sheekman
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
80.00
Actors
Ethel Merman
Donald O'Connor
Vera-Ellen
George Sanders
Billy De Wolfe
Helmut Dantine
Walter Slezak
Steven Geray
Ludwig StΓΆssel
Lilia Skala
Charles Dingle
Emory Parnell
Percy Helton
Bess Flowers
Oskar Beregi
George Chakiris
James Conaty
Sayre Dearing
Sam Harris
Torben Meyer
Forbes Murray
Jeffrey Sayre
Bert Stevens
Harold Miller
Barrie Chase
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Sol C. Siegel
Original title
Call Me Madam
Duration
116
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