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Das tiefe Tal

Originaltitel: Deep Valley
  • 1947
  • Approved
  • 1 Std. 44 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,8/10
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Dane Clark, Ida Lupino, and Wayne Morris in Das tiefe Tal (1947)
A farm girl falls in-love with a chain-gang convict working at a nearby highway construction site and sets-out to help him when he escapes.
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA girl living with her parents on an isolated California farm falls in love with a chain-gang convict working at a nearby highway construction site, and sets out to help him when he escapes.A girl living with her parents on an isolated California farm falls in love with a chain-gang convict working at a nearby highway construction site, and sets out to help him when he escapes.A girl living with her parents on an isolated California farm falls in love with a chain-gang convict working at a nearby highway construction site, and sets out to help him when he escapes.

  • Regie
    • Jean Negulesco
  • Drehbuch
    • Salka Viertel
    • Stephen Morehouse Avery
    • Dan Totheroh
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Ida Lupino
    • Dane Clark
    • Wayne Morris
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    6,8/10
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    • Regie
      • Jean Negulesco
    • Drehbuch
      • Salka Viertel
      • Stephen Morehouse Avery
      • Dan Totheroh
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Ida Lupino
      • Dane Clark
      • Wayne Morris
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  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Ida Lupino
    Ida Lupino
    • Libby Saul
    Dane Clark
    Dane Clark
    • Barry
    Wayne Morris
    Wayne Morris
    • Barker
    Fay Bainter
    Fay Bainter
    • Mrs. Saul
    Henry Hull
    Henry Hull
    • Mr. Saul
    Willard Robertson
    Willard Robertson
    • Sheriff
    John Alvin
    John Alvin
    • Convict
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Leonard Bremen
    Leonard Bremen
    • Convict
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Clancy Cooper
    Clancy Cooper
    • Guard
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Eddie Dunn
    Eddie Dunn
    • Posseman
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Ralph Dunn
    Ralph Dunn
    • Deputy
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Ross Ford
    Ross Ford
    • Convict
    • (Nicht genannt)
    William Haade
    William Haade
    • Guard
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Douglas Kennedy
    Douglas Kennedy
    • Guard
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Bob Lowell
    • Convict
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Ian MacDonald
    Ian MacDonald
    • Blast Foreman
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Rory Mallinson
    Rory Mallinson
    • Foreman
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Jack Mower
    Jack Mower
    • Supervisor
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • Jean Negulesco
    • Drehbuch
      • Salka Viertel
      • Stephen Morehouse Avery
      • Dan Totheroh
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    Doylenf

    Intense, moody melodrama with strong performance by Lupino...

    Ida Lupino was nearing the end of her Warner Bros. career when she did 'Deep Valley' with Dane Clark, Wayne Morris, Fay Bainter and Henry Hull. Sensitively directed by Jean Negulesco (who did 'Johnny Belinda'), she is a repressed farm girl with a speech impediment who befriends an escaped convict (Dane Clark). She blossoms as romance slowly develops, his love helping her to emerge from her shell, away from her bickering, embittered parents (Hull and Bainter).

    A forgotten film, it derives much of its power from Ida Lupino's intense, believable performance in a strongly sympathetic role as the girl who is cured of her affliction by the love of a convict. It has the same kind brooding atmosphere that director Jean Negulesco would bring to 'Johnny Belinda' the following year. Variety called it "a first-class melodrama marked by distinctive performances". Jack Warner was so impressed, he wanted Lupino to extend her contract but she refused, tired of being treated as a second-class Bette Davis. She turned her back on the studio, intent on finding artistic freedom elsewhere.

    Unfortunately, the film itself has become one of those "lost between the cracks" kind of things instead of being released to video. It was a bit too bleak and perhaps too downbeat to achieve any sort of popularity at the box-office and it's really too slim a story to sustain a one hour and forty-four minute running time. However, Ida's luminous performance makes it worth catching. Wayne Morris is wasted in a supporting role but Dane Clark does well with the male lead.
    7jotix100

    How deep was my valley

    Ida Lupino was one of the best screen actresses of her generation. If one should doubt it, take one look at "Deep Valley", which was filmed when she was about 32 years old. Ms. Lupino transforms herself into a much younger woman, who makes the viewer believe she is a girl in her late teens, or early twenties.

    Jean Negulesco had a lot to do with the good work he extracted from his players. The film, which is rarely seen these days, presents us with a dysfunctional family living in an isolated farm in California. Libby, the young daughter of the family is seen tending to her sick mother who is bedridden; her father doesn't seem to talk to the mother, leaving Libby in a difficult position. To make matters worse, Libby suffers from stuttering and from shyness, as she feels trapped into duty and not having the same things other girls, her age, can do.

    "Deep Valley" is a film that presents a plausible romance between Libby and Barry, a convict working on the road construction nearby. Also, Jeff Barker, one of the men from the highway project falls for the young woman's beauty. Things become entangled as Libby finds the escaped man, Barry, and they fall in love. The lovers are doomed from the start, as one realizes Libby and Barry have no chance in being together. What Libby feels for Barry makes her speech problem go away as she regains a confidence she never had.

    The film is worth a look because of Ida Lupino. As Libby, she makes this girl come alive without ever striking a wrong note. Dane Clark is also quite good as Barry, the convict. Wayne Morris plays Jeff Barker, the man that loves Libby, but he realizes she doesn't care for him. Fay Bainter and Henry Hill play the older Sauls.

    The film is helped by the musical score of Max Steiner and the black and white cinematography created by Ted McCord.
    blissfilm

    Stunning film and cinematography

    I unfortunately caught only a part of this film on TCM and I will look for it again to see the beginning. But I was stunned by its beauty and especially the cinematography, so I wanted to add my comments as a "Hear! Hear!" to the comment above.

    Thank goodness there's a Turner Classic Movies. These Warner Brothers classics are gems I'd never have known otherwise. This film is visual poetry.

    I had to turn to imdb.com in order to find out who the cinematographer and director were. Beautiful. One doesn't realize often enough what there was at Warner Brothers. Personally I get a thrill when I hear that introductory music.
    mellicott65

    Extraordinary Film!

    Why this isn't on tape is a mystery. I saw this movie in first-run as a teenager. My friends and I sat in the theatre for 15 minutes afterward, crying our eyes out. The love story and the struggles of the two main characters are heart-wrenching. So well acted, Ida Lupino was an actress who never was truly recognized. She was perfect in this role. My friends and I had a movie-star crush on Dane Clark afterwards. He too was a better actor than he was credited for.

    Try to see this movie! You'll never forget it.

    How can we get this on VHS (or DVD)?
    9abooboo-2

    Lupino at her Peak

    I caught this on Turner Classic Movies, during a showcase of movies that are not yet available on video. And what a shame, because this is a remarkably vivid, extremely well produced effort, featuring a typically marvelous performance from the so called "poor man's Bette Davis" Ida Lupino - her last as a Warner Brothers star. As well as an intense, believable turn from one of the WB's preferred non-glamour, refreshingly regular Joe's, Dane Clark.

    She plays a stuttering, socially backward young woman living in a dark household where her petty, nagging father (Henry Hull) gloomily inhabits the first floor and her helpless, self-pitying mother (Fay Bainter) occupies the second one. Her only function, beyond tedious daily chores, is to be the convenient target of her parents' scorn and disappointment, the scorn and disappointment they actually intend for each other but are too weary to express - as they literally haven't spoken for years. Not helping matters is the fact that there are no other neighbors for miles, as the three of them are fenced in, both physically and now emotionally by the surrounding hills.

    Lupino's only refuge is the woods, where she often blissfully roams for hours with her dog. During one of her excursions she stumbles across a work crew of convicts on a construction project, supervised by an agreeable WW2 veteran played by Wayne Morris. She is instantly captivated by one of the men (Clark, who is friendly towards her dog) despite the fact that the undoubtedly more respectable Morris soon drops by the house to get water for the crew and is clearly taken with her. But she prefers the dangerous Clark (from afar - they've only made eye contact) and is concerned that he has been placed in isolation as a result of a violent, if provoked, rage.

    Soon, a terrible storm hits. Clark escapes his confinement in the mayhem, as does Lupino, deciding she can no longer withstand the unrelenting hopelessness her parents are inflicting on her. She and Clark run into each other in the woods and ... well, they fall in love.

    I'd hate to give any more away but, as with all good movies, there are surprises in store and events to unfold. The characterizations are three dimensional, lived in, particularly those of Bainter and Hull as Lupino's folks. It would've been all too easy for them to have come across as simply nasty and grotesque, but they both do a wonderful job of shading their performances so that you can sense the buried humanity, the regret, the slender possibility of some kind of redemption. There's a tantalizing hint of mystery in Morris' nice guy supervisor as well. It's a relatively small role, but he seems TOO nice, TOO forgiving of and understanding of Lupino's stuttering and social backwardness. Though it's understandably left largely unexplored, you find yourself wondering about the guy's true intentions.

    Wonderful film. There's a good amount of suspense too in the second half, as the authorities keep closing in and things get very tense. A colorful, cagey sheriff who appears to enjoy his work a bit too much comes out of nowhere and almost steals the show.

    The director, Jean Negulesco, has put together a beautiful film. It's worth seeing for the stunning cinematography alone. Couple that with flawless performances across the board and an insightful, nuanced script ... "Deep Valley" has the richness and texture of an old hardback novel you pick off the shelves of a good used bookstore and can't put down. How do movies like this get so lost when mediocrities abound? (Didn't mean to rhyme.)

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      Unhappy with her situation at Warners, Ida Lupino turned down a contract extension after this movie and ended her association with the studio.
    • Patzer
      When the landslide occurs, the kitchen shakes violently (through camera motion). But as Libby runs through the house, the rest of the house isn't shaking at all.
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      Cliff Saul: You'd rather spend your time wandering around the woods like a wild Indian. Minnehaha.

      Libby Saul: I like the woods. They're quiet... peaceful.

      Cliff Saul: They are, are they? Not to me, they ain't. They're just so much stove wood.

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      Referenced in Max Steiner: Maestro of Movie Music (2019)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 30. Juli 1947 (Vereinigte Staaten)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Deep Valley
    • Drehorte
      • Surfboard Point, Palos Verdes, Kalifornien, USA(seashore scene)
    • Produktionsfirma
      • Warner Bros.
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      • 1 Std. 44 Min.(104 min)
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