How Green Was My Valley (VOSE)

AÑO 1941
DURACIÓN 118 min.
DIRECTOR John Ford
GUIÓN Philip Dunne (Novela: Richard Llewellyn)
MÚSICA Alfred Newman
FOTOGRAFÍA Arthur Miller (B&W)
REPARTO Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Roddy McDowall, Donald Crisp, John Loder, Anna Lee, Arthur Shields, Barry Fitzgerald, Patric Knowles
PREMIOS 1941: 5 Oscars: Película, director, actor sec. (Donald Crisp), fotografía, direcc. artística
SINOPSIS En un pueblo minero de Gales viven los Morgan, todos ellos mineros y orgullosos de serlo y también de respetar las tradiciones y la unidad familiar. Sin embargo, la bajada de los salarios provocará un enfrentamiento entre el padre y los hijos; porque mientras éstos están convencidos de que la unión sindical de todos los trabajadores es la única solución para hacer frente a los patronos, el cabeza de familia, en cambio, no quiere ni siquiera oír hablar de sindicatos ni de socialismo. (FILMAFFINITY)

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[Thomas Drowry]

To think how great people like these built Britain, and how we have destroyed their inheritance

[pumpupjam54]

The only living person who still was a major part of this film is Maureen O'Hara. She is now 92 yrs old. She still travels to Ireland when possible and goes to celebrate her time there with 2nd and 3rd generations of those who were there filming The Quiet Man. One of my many other favorite films that John Ford made.

[CinemaCinemaFilm]

great, great film, i remember when i was watching this film for the first time i didn't blink, this film has beautiful picture such a beautiful photography and it's such excellent directed story and picture. masterpiece.

[dtheclassics]

Thank you for uploading this film, it was perfect!

[krapula868]

Gorgeous film. He always had a special sense touching feelings like no others. Thank's for posting this masterpiece.

[89murph]

You'd think a film set in Wales would at least have Welsh actors. Doesn't even provide an accurate representation of Welsh miners.

[usabritcouple]

This film is so touching. I read the book, shortly after watching this for the first time and loved it just as much. Please, if you have the time, read the book too. It's a tear-jerker and beautifully written!

[Gerard Vanderzeypen]

I wonder why I like your comment so much because I love this movie from days gone by and years ago when my father introduced it to me. We watched it together back then and I think it may be STILL my favorite movie of them all. Thank you again for your direct a truthful comment I AGREE WITH IT!!!

[KEVIN BALL]

THANK YOU FOR THIS FILM. MY FAMILY UNDERSTOOD THREW THIS THAT WHAT A HARD LIFE IT WAS IN THEM DAYS. GREED GREED FROM THE RICH TO THE WORKERS. THATCHER CLOSED ALL THE MINES IN THE U.K BY WICKINESS

[KEVIN BALL]

IT MAKES ME SAD THAT THE COW WHO DIED THIS WEEK MAGGY THATCHER NEVER WATCH THIS FILM SO SHE COULD UNDERSTAND THAT IT WAS NOT JUST LOSING THERE JOBS IT WAS ALL OF THE VILLAGE THAT LOST. . GOD IS WAITING FOR HER MATE. BUT I DONT THINK HE WILL LET HER IN AND SEND HER UNDERGROUND WHERE THE MINERS WORKED FOR NOTHING. SO HER PEOPLE GOT RICH

[1065Olivia]

What a wonderful film! Knew it was coming on tonight on TCM and wanted to see if I should tape it. Couldn't stop watching on here! Taping it as well. Thank you for posting!