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The Minivers, an English "middle-class" family experience life in the first months of World War II. While dodging bombs, the Miniver's so...
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The Minivers, an English "middle-class" family experience life in the first months of World War II. While dodging bombs, the Miniver's son courts Lady Beldon's granddaughter. A rose is named after Mrs. Miniver and entered in the competition against Lady Beldon's rose. Written by Michael Rice
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Release: 4 June 1942
Running Time: 134 min
Awards: Won 6 Oscars. Another 6 nominations
Producer: Sidney Franklin
Director: William Wyler
Writer: Arthur Wimperis, George Froeschel, James Hilton, Claudine West
Cast: Greer Garson (Mrs. Miniver), Walter Pidgeon (Clem Miniver), Teresa Wright (Carol Beldon), Dame May Whitty (Lady Beldon)
Genre: Drama, Romance, War
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Of the many film versions of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, this 1949 MGM adaptation is by far the prettiest. Set in New England during the Civi...
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Of the many film versions of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, this 1949 MGM adaptation is by far the prettiest. Set in New England during the Civil War, the film relates the various adventures of the March sisters: Jo (June Allyson), Beth (Margaret O'Brien), Amy (Elizabeth Taylor) and Meg (Janet Leigh). Jo emerges as the main character, as she leaves hearth and home to try her luck as a novelist in New York. Moments of high comedy (the sisters' amateur theatricals) are counterpointed with grim tragedy (the death of the youngest March girl), with romantic interludes provided by the faithless Laurie (Peter Lawford) and the loyal Professor Bhaer (Rossano Brazzi). Unlike Selznick's 1933 Little Women or Gillian Armstrong's 1994 adaptation, this 1949 version tends to be more an extension of the old Hollywood contract-player typecasting system than a heartfelt evocation of the Alcott original. Even so, Little Women is consistently pleasing to the eye, especially when seen in its original Technicolor hues.
June Allyson - Jo March
Peter Lawford - Laurie Laurence
Margaret O'Brien - Beth March
Elizabeth Taylor - Amy March
Janet Leigh - Meg March
Rossano Brazzi - Fritz Bhaer
Mary Astor - Marmee March
Lucile Watson - Aunt March
C. Aubrey Smith - Mr. Laurence
Elizabeth Patterson - Hannah
Leon Ames - Mr. March
Harry Davenport - Dr. Barnes
Richard Stapley - John Brooke
Connie Gilchrist - Mrs. Kirke
Ellen Corby - Sophie
Harlan Briggs
Frank Darien - Cronies
Eloise Hardt - Sally Gardiner
Olin Howland - Schoolteacher
Isabel Randolph - Mrs. Gardiner
Arthur Walsh - Young Man
Will Wright - Mr. Grace
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Released shortly after Luciano Emmer's documentary Picasso, H. G. Clouzot's Le Mystère Picasso was an unmitigated commercial disaster - all the mor...
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Released shortly after Luciano Emmer's documentary Picasso, H. G. Clouzot's Le Mystère Picasso was an unmitigated commercial disaster - all the more tragic when one considers the groundbreaking nature of its content. Like Emmer before him, Clouzot offers rare and precious glimpses of Pablo Picasso at work. The film watches Picasso draw or paint 15 different works, often via tightly-compressed, time-lapse cinematography. All of the featured masterpieces were intentionally destroyed following production, meaning that they exist only in the cinematic realm. With this documentary, Clouzot comes as close as humanly possible to defining the genius of Picasso within the parameters of the camera lens. Oddly, Le Mystère Picasso does not appear on many of the "official" lists of Clouzot's films, even though it won a Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
Pablo Picasso - Himself
Henri-Georges Clouzot - Himself
Claude Renoir - Himself
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Thank you for such a luxury voyage into the heart of the great movies!!!
Greetings from Mexico!
i'm trying to find it since a longue time .
thank you
1656 uploads???
all trailers???
damn
I was wondering if you could help me...
I'm trying to find a trailer or some scenes of the film "Florence Nightingale", 1915.
I've just seen your video: "The white angel", 1936, and I've thought that you may have some information about the movie that I've told you...
I can't find anything, anywhere!! It's a silent movie, which make it even more difficult I guess...
Thank you very much!!!
Andrea.