All that heaven allows (Douglas Sirk, 1955)

Rock Hudson makes his declaration to Jane Wyman.

• Category

  Film & Animation

[grmc949]

Thanks, has helped me out heaps with my film studies assignment.

[alanap67]

Love this movie! I know everyone seems to like Magnificent Obsession better but I've always thought this story was so sweet. I loved the way he fixed up the cottage with her in mind...and it's all in glorious TECHNICOLOR!!

[lomasacag]

u sure!?... i thought he married a woman for cover for his homosexual secret life...and that woman discloused it later...

Well anyway.. Jane is one hell of an actress!! So natural.. that was rare in those days..

[steven richards]

NO! He was bi-sexual! There is a difference!

[lomasacag]

Male ass you mean.. he was gay

[MarulanChristianDior]

The story of this movie, the character types, are still relevant and applicable today.

.

The type of problem that is evident in and the subject of this film has not be resolved universally but much has improved since the 1955 era.

.

Thanks for posting.

o0o

[billymollet48]

Tout ce que le ciel permet, un de mes films préférés que je regarde en ce moment en K7 version française. BILLY.

[timmy j. mullins]

Rock Hudson and Jane Wymann waltz beautifully through Douglas Sirk's wonderful 'showing up' of the post-war American class system and the ideals of the time

[steven richards]

 I wonder if Rock and Jane ever did "THE NASTY" in real life!! Hudson supposedly got more ass than a toilet seat in hollywood!

[irish89055]

loved those ummm transitions... got to see the loft after all.:-)

[irish89055]

book-matched films... a bit mawkish but nice..

[marginallymental]

Boy, I remember the feel of those days in America...when having an open floor plan could get you pegged as a beatnik! When installing a picture window screamed "communist"...and when the prospect of marrying a guy in red flannel filled you with the creeping heebie-jeebies..."Nature boy!" "What if he can't keep a job?!" Because I remember the tail-end of this era, this movie makes me unutterably sad. More so, too, because of Rock...we should just stay mum about people's happines!