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Ein Schloß in New York

Originaltitel: Man's Castle
  • 1933
  • Approved
  • 1 Std. 18 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,1/10
2098
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young in Ein Schloß in New York (1933)
DramaRomance

Bill nimmt Trina mit in seine bescheidene Hütte am Rande eines Slums. Gerade als er eine Affäre mit der Tingeltangelsängerin LaRue beginnt, die ihn unterstützt, wird Trina schwanger.Bill nimmt Trina mit in seine bescheidene Hütte am Rande eines Slums. Gerade als er eine Affäre mit der Tingeltangelsängerin LaRue beginnt, die ihn unterstützt, wird Trina schwanger.Bill nimmt Trina mit in seine bescheidene Hütte am Rande eines Slums. Gerade als er eine Affäre mit der Tingeltangelsängerin LaRue beginnt, die ihn unterstützt, wird Trina schwanger.

  • Regie
    • Frank Borzage
  • Drehbuch
    • Jo Swerling
    • Lawrence Hazard
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Spencer Tracy
    • Loretta Young
    • Marjorie Rambeau
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  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    7,1/10
    2098
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Frank Borzage
    • Drehbuch
      • Jo Swerling
      • Lawrence Hazard
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Spencer Tracy
      • Loretta Young
      • Marjorie Rambeau
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    Spencer Tracy
    Spencer Tracy
    • Bill
    Loretta Young
    Loretta Young
    • Trina
    Marjorie Rambeau
    Marjorie Rambeau
    • Flossie
    Glenda Farrell
    Glenda Farrell
    • Fay La Rue
    Walter Connolly
    Walter Connolly
    • Ira
    Arthur Hohl
    Arthur Hohl
    • Bragg
    Dickie Moore
    Dickie Moore
    • Joey
    Harry Akst
    • Piano Player
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    Harvey Clark
    Harvey Clark
    • Cafe Manager
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    Helen Jerome Eddy
    Helen Jerome Eddy
    • Mother
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    R. Henry Grey
    R. Henry Grey
    • Headwaiter
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    Leonard Kibrick
    Leonard Kibrick
    • Baseball Team's Catcher
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    Carl M. Leviness
    Carl M. Leviness
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    • Slades
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    Etta McDaniel
    Etta McDaniel
    • Dressing Room Maid
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    Tony Merlo
    • Waiter
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    Harold Miller
    Harold Miller
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    Edmund Mortimer
    Edmund Mortimer
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    • Regie
      • Frank Borzage
    • Drehbuch
      • Jo Swerling
      • Lawrence Hazard
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    7marcslope

    Damn, Loretta was good when she really tried

    I generally find Loretta Young hard to take, too concerned with her looks and too ladylike in all the wrong ways. But in this lyrical Frank Borzage romance, and even though she's playing a low-self-esteem patsy who puts up with entirely too much bullying from paramour Spencer Tracy, she's direct and honest and irresistible. It's an odd little movie, played mostly in a one-room shack in a Hooverville, unusually up-front about the Depression yet romantic and idealized. Tracy, playing a blustery, hard-to-take "regular guy" who would be an awful chauvinist and bully by today's standards, softens his character's hard edge and almost makes him appealing. There's good supporting work from Marjorie Rambeau and Glenda Farrell (who never got as far as she should have), and Jo Swerling's screenplay is modest and efficient. But the real heroes are Borzage, who always liked to dramatize true love in lyrical close-up, and Young. You sort of want to slap her and tell her character to wise up, she's too good for this guy, but she's so dewy and persuasive, you contentedly watch their story play out to a satisfying conclusion.
    8Irene212

    "No female has to starve in a town like this."

    As other reviewers have noted, this is an unjustly neglected Depression-era film. Directed by Frank Borzage (two Oscars) and written by Jo Swerling (Leave Her to Heaven, The Westerner, Lifeboat, etc.), it is a tough-minded, well-structured and -realized move about denizens of a New York City shantytown. They're grifters, beggars, and women forced into prostitution, but they're a community of people both good and bad, with loyalties as complex as any group's.

    Perhaps primary among this movie's many admirable qualities is the contrast between Spencer Tracy's character, Bill, and Loretta Young's Trina. He tough-talking, physically aggressive, and evidently fearless-- but Bill is not the character who gives this film its steely sense of survival. While he blusters, Trina actually hangs tough (if that term can be applied to a character so ladylike). Her devotion to him is obvious, and complete. When she becomes pregnant, she says she will raise it herself if he wants to leave. Such is the dignity of Loretta Young's performance (at age 20) as a very simple, even simple-minded character, that she seems neither weak or dependent, but rather a woman who recognizes happiness when she finds it, and love, and who has learned the hard way that it's worth holding on to because it doesn't come around often, and what's rare is precious.
    71930s_Time_Machine

    An engaging serious and thoughtful drama

    This is a curious but wonderfully acted love story. The protagonists are not your typical love-struck young romantic couple but complicated broken people just about surviving the poverty of living in one of the Hooverville shanty towns of 1932's New York. There's not a lot of humour in this drama but that doesn't make it at all miserable and depressing. It's not like a badly written naïve play where happiness blooms in the face of adversity - it's more thoughtful than that but is nevertheless quite uplifting.

    Spencer Tracy's character, Bill is the absolute opposite of a romantic hero. He is such a well written character played so well by Spencer Tracy that we really don't really know what he is like, who he is or what he's done. We would however love to find out who is really there behind that façade or how he got like that. On the surface he seems to be an unpleasant battle-scared shell of a man incapable of expressing any emotion, feelings or even sense of being part of society.

    Loretta Young's 'Trina' could not be more different. She is from a different place to Bill, she is from a world that disappeared when Wall Street crashed three years ago and is a complete stranger to the world Bill seems so comfortable in. She longs for love and longs for the impossible dream of a happy life in this upside down world. Loretta Young's almost impossible prettiness adds to the tragedy and pathos of her character who seems so lost, so unable to cope with the life she now has to live. Bill is her lifeline and she's not going to let go. She throws herself into the fantasy of happiness with him despite being treated like his slave, despite the constant emotional cruelty and despite Bill having a fling with the local show-girl. If this story were written today, she would be the archetypical battered, mentally and physically abused wife, not leaving her abusive husband because she knows deep down that he loves her.

    This has the feel of being a really good drama that you'd pay good money to watch live in a cramped theatre. It's a mature and surprisingly subtle look at how love - if indeed it is love, can happen in the most unlikely of places. Although it is quite stylised, especially the camp which doesn't look as awful as I suspect in reality it was, as a motion picture it is excellent. Director Frank Borzage creates an enclosed real little world inhabited by real people which plays with your emotions. Sometimes you're hoping Trina and Bill will stay together and live happily ever after - sometimes you're hoping something or someone will separate them because you can see that it's a destructive relationship. It's also beautifully filmed and although it gets a little slow at times is still entertaining and stays in your mind long after the final credits.
    10lqualls-dchin

    One of the essential Depression dramas

    Unfortunately, this film has long been unavailable (as other posters have noted), but this is one of the essential dramas of the Great Depression, a lyrical and touching drama of love set in a shanty-town. It features performances by Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young that are just about the finest of their careers, and it's a surpassing example of how the director, Frank Borzage, was able to create an almost fairy-tale aura around elements of poverty, crime, and horrendous social inequity, which just proves that how truly romantic and spiritual his talents were. This film shows how love survives amidst squalor and desperate need, and it is totally life-affirming. This is a real masterpiece of the period, and is a movie that deserves to be more widely known.
    9bob998

    My first Borzage

    My parents lived through the depression, and they would have found themselves right at home in the world of Man's Castle. Bill's roughness is entirely appropriate for the times, given that he must live by his wits in a difficult world. Trina's sweetness seems a bit unreal, given the cynicism of our times, but I believed in it because Loretta Young gives a very natural and moving performance. She was only 20 and acts like a much more experienced performer.

    The romanticism of the movie is wonderful to see. Borzage--whose work I'd never seen before--believes in what he's doing and makes us believe in it too. Roosevelt is fresh in the White House and there is a spirit of hope and renewal in the country. I could criticize the editing for being a little too abrupt (cutting the film down to fit the B part of a double-bill), as an example the scene with Bill and Fay in her rooms, but that doesn't detract from my admiration.

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    • Wissenswertes
      Loretta Young and Spencer Tracy began a torrid love affair that lasted about a year. Young ended the relationship ostensibly due to not being granted absolution because she was dating a married Catholic.
    • Patzer
      Spencer Tracy wears his wedding ring throughout the film.
    • Zitate

      Trina: Gosh, even birds can't fly all the time. They get tired and have to come home.

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Hollywood: The Great Stars (1963)
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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 20. November 1933 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
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      • Man's Castle
    • Drehorte
      • Columbia/Sunset Gower Studios - 1438 N. Gower Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA(Studio)
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      • Columbia Pictures
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