It's A Wonderful Life

Ben Nichols

It's the Martini family along with all of the other Italian immigrants.

The character's name is Ernie Bishop. He was played by actor Frank Faylen. FYI, the Sesame Street characters Bert and Ernie got their names from the characters in "It's a Wonderful Life." (Bert was the cop.)

First off the word is angel. His name was Clarence Oddbody

In the movie, George Bailey's daughter Zuzu receives a flower as a prize at school and she didn't want to crush it so she didn't button up her coat as she carried it home. As a result, she catches a bit of a cold. When George goes up to check on her, she shows him the flower, which loses a few petals, as picked flowers are wont to do. Zuzu asks George to "paste it". Ever kind-hearted and not wanting to disappoint his sick child, George turns away and pretends to put the petals back on - surreptitiously stuffing them into his vest pocket - and then returning the flower to Zuzu who, not seeing any loose petals, believes her dad has indeed fixed her flower. Later when George is being given his glimpse of what the world would have been like without him, his guardian angel Clarence points out that there are now now petals in his pocket because he never existed and thus neither did Zuzu. When he is restored to his normal life, the petals are back.

No. Widescreen, although first seen in the 1920s, fell out of favor in the 1930s and was not used again until the 1950s (in part as a way for theaters to compete with television, which was greatly hurting their business). "It's a Wonderful Life" was released in 1946, in the standard format for the time.

See the link below for more information on Widescreen versus other film formats. __________________________ Even though there were a few companies making movie film in different sizes over the years, in 1927 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences formally made 1.33 to 1 the industry standard. It became known as the Academy Aperture, and nearly every film made to 1952 used this aperture. In 1931 the Academy Aperture was modified to 1.37 to 1 to accomodate sound.

Bedford Falls.

The genre of the 1946 movie version of ' It's a Wonderful Life ' is: fantasy, drama, romance.

. . . his wings .

The song is titled "Song of the Islands." I like it, too.

An angel gets his wings.

because we have stupid people , who use drugs as life and our streets are dirty and our kids are dumb ..

A rose.

The question is which of these movies did Bank Of America fund?

1 Its a Wonderful Life

2 Scrooged

3 A Christmas Story

4 all the above

It's a raven, and he's Uncle Billy's pet. Really, Frank Capra had used Jimmy the Raven in "You Can't Take It With You" in 1938 and just liked him so much that he tried to find a spot for him in whatever film he could.

yes Mr. Wonderful to my knowledge is not deceased. There is an article about him on the internet under kayfabememories.com if you would like to read about him. ANSWER No he is still very much alive.

It's an old tradition with roots in Russia, Judaism, Christianity, and many Eastern European cultures. Many people probably know it from Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life", when George and Mary Bailey welcome the Martinis into their new home. Mary: Bread... that this house may never know hunger. [Mary hands a loaf of bread to Mrs. Martini] Mary: Salt... that life may always have flavor. [Mary hands a box of salt to Mrs. Martini] George Bailey: And wine... that joy and prosperity may reign forever. Enter the Martini Castle. [George hands Mr. Martini a bottle of wine]

YES!, I watched both versions as a child and I am not able to find any information on the version with the female in the lead role. I think Marlo Thomas did a version but this one is much older.

Zuzu's petals. Earlier in the film, Zuzu forgets to put a rose she received into water, thus it begins wilting. When petals fall off the flower, Zuzu commands her father, George Baily, to "fix it", which he does so by hiding the petals in his pocket and then claiming he glued them back on.

Virginia Patton

The banister knob symbolizes the fact that even though things appear dark and dreary from time-to-time, you should always look on the bright side.

"I wish I had a million dollars...... HOT DOG!"

J Farrell McDonald

No.

The two are both Christmas classics, but with different story lines.

The message the movie Scrooge (A Christmas Carol) conveys is: Keep Christmas in your heart all throughout the year.

It's a Wonderful Life, on the other hand, conveys the message that: Every life affects another therefore should not be taken for granted.

It just so happens that the atmosphere portrayed in both movies centers around the Christmas holidays.