Talk:The Dove (1968 film)

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Did you know... that Madeline Kahn made her screen debut in De Düva, an Academy Award-nominated short comedy that parodied the films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman?

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"spoilers" in WP plot summaries[edit]

If this was 1968 it might be a "spoiler" to mention the "badmin-ska" competition (or the fact that the amorous brother and sister go skinny dipping afterward for that matter); a survey of Plot sections of 40 year old movies on Wikipedia shows no regard for hiding notable plot points as possible "spoilers". I would caution anyone wanting to be surprised by any movie listing on WP to NOT read the Plot sections. Naaman Brown (talk) 17:05, 21 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Academy Award nomination[edit]

It's worth mentioning that this film was nominated for an Academy Award for best live-action short film, 1968.

Ironically, the film begins with a mock pre-title card proclaiming it as the winner of the "Golden Escargot" at the "Pan-Europa Festival Du Cinema."

Nsayer (talk) 23:29, 6 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Language of this film is not English.[edit]

Greetings fellow Wikipedians!

I’ve noticed that the language of De Düva is indicated as “English” on the summary table. As the summary paragraph explains, this is not the case; while the language is English-based, and although this is for comical effect, and while there are English subtitles, and despite the fact that it is shot in an English-speaking country, the spoken film language is a fictional one that is heavily based on English. I will change the table to reflect this for now, however I would much appreciate any other opinions in this regard! 213.205.241.226 (talk) 17:15, 31 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Swedish version of this article[edit]

There is no version of this article in Swedish Wikipedia! Ishboyfay (talk) 05:46, 11 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]