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Long Day's Journey Into Night

  • 1962
  • Not Rated
  • 2 Std. 54 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,5/10
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Long Day's Journey Into Night (1962)
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Eine TragödieZeitraum: DramaDrama

Am Ende eines langen und heißen Sommertages versammeln sich die Mitglieder einer Familie in einem großen Haus. Jeder hat etwas Schmerzliches und Beleidigendes zu sagen, und ihr Schweigen ist... Alles lesenAm Ende eines langen und heißen Sommertages versammeln sich die Mitglieder einer Familie in einem großen Haus. Jeder hat etwas Schmerzliches und Beleidigendes zu sagen, und ihr Schweigen ist noch schlimmer.Am Ende eines langen und heißen Sommertages versammeln sich die Mitglieder einer Familie in einem großen Haus. Jeder hat etwas Schmerzliches und Beleidigendes zu sagen, und ihr Schweigen ist noch schlimmer.

  • Regie
    • Sidney Lumet
  • Drehbuch
    • Eugene O'Neill
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Katharine Hepburn
    • Ralph Richardson
    • Jason Robards
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    7,5/10
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    • Regie
      • Sidney Lumet
    • Drehbuch
      • Eugene O'Neill
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Katharine Hepburn
      • Ralph Richardson
      • Jason Robards
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    • Für 1 Oscar nominiert
      • 5 Gewinne & 5 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Katharine Hepburn
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    • Mary Tyrone
    Ralph Richardson
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    • James Tyrone
    Jason Robards
    Jason Robards
    • Jamie Tyrone
    • (as Jason Robards Jr.)
    Dean Stockwell
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    • Edmund Tyrone
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      • Sidney Lumet
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      • Eugene O'Neill
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    7ilovesaturdays

    Difficult to watch but good character study

    Let me be upfront about the whole thing & say that this film is difficult to watch. So much so that it took me multiple sittings to get through it. However, I am still glad that I stuck with it because as far as dysfunctional families go, this is a gold mine. All the characters obviously have familial affection but they can't forgive each other for past indiscretions. Each knows that they are failing to connect as a family but believes it to be someone else's fault. Having known two such families on a very personal level, I am amazed at how close this is to reality!

    The matriarch of this family is a drug addict who loves her family dearly. But she also resents them for various reasons: her husband for being a miser & cheating on her, her elder son for being jealous and infecting his younger sibling in childhood (the sibling died of the infection) and her youngest son for the complications surrounding his birth, which led to her addiction. The family too loves her in return but resent her for not having enough strength and self-discipline to overcome the addiction, even though they also indulge in overdrinking! The father resents his sons for being lazy and often compares their 'privileged' upbringing to his own miserable upbringing. His absolute fear of poverty makes him unable to provide proper medical assistance to his family. Besides resenting his parents for their obvious failings, the elder son resents his youngest brother for being better liked by the parents & also for being more talented than him. And if you thought that the matters could not get any worse, the youngest son is diagnosed with TB! This family, which was already doing very poorly, is shaken to its core. And all you can do as a viewer is listen to each and every member & sympathize because they have all reached a point of no return. There is equal parts love & hate in their relationships & even the viewer can see that not much can be done to avoid further heart break & alienation that is soon to follow.
    9bross3

    A great film adaptation

    Although this film retains the feel of a stage production, this seems to heighten the tension and emphasize how amazing these performances really are.

    I've always felt that the play is well-suited to being filmed in black and white. The lack of color seems to bring out even more of the dreary agony that the characters are going through, as well as making the fog seem even more dismal and real.

    Because O'Neill's play is apparently autobiographical, the suffering is amplified intensely. This film is a fantastic drama--but because of the length (around 3 hours) and the anguish that the characters go through, you need to be sure you're in the right mood before you sit down to watch it.
    back2wsoc

    Emotionally draining filmization of the O'Neill play

    "Long Day's Journey Into Night", taken from Eugene O'Neill's original play written between 1939 and 1941, is a telling, semiautobiographical account of one day in the lives of the broken Tyrone family. Mary, the wife (Katharine Hepburn in an wrenching, afflicting performance that earned her an Oscar nod) is mentally unstable and takes morphine to steady her nerves. Her constant berating of her inebriated actor husband James (Sir Ralph Richardson) serves as embarrassment for him and his sons, James Jr. (Jason Robards), an alcoholic free spirit, and Edmund (Dean Stockwell, in a senitive and effective performance), the frail son dying of tuberculosis. A stagy film, to be sure, but the dialogue is spoken which such anger and despair that it is impossible to dislike. Also, during the day, it seems as if the family is cordial and polite, but when darkness falls, everyone unleashes their belittling venom on each other, thus symbolizing the contrast between day and night. This quartet of fine performers were awarded honors at the Cannes Film Festival for their painstaking work on this overpowering masterpiece. A great early achievement from legendary director Sidney Lumet. ****
    mermatt

    Frightening study in human disintegration

    This film version of the great American play is powerful and devastating. The cast is excellent. Hepburn is able to show the alterations in her character with subtle horror.

    This story is a study in how humans lose themselves in the fog of drugs, alcohol, sex, disease, and other escapes from reality. None of the characters is willing to take responsibility for what is happening, and therefore they drift deeper and deeper into the night. The real horror is the fact that they could save themselves, but they never come out of the past or the fog long enough to take the first step.

    The emotional impact of the play is incredibly powerful even as it is underplayed. This is one of the few films of a play that really works well and translates the emotions of the stage onto the screen without losing the depth and the catharsis.
    RenoPeters

    One of the best filmed plays in movie history

    I just caught an interview with Sam Shephard on Fresh Air where he mentions that this movie was one of the reasons he got interested in the theater. He talked about the great performances of Jason Robards, Ralph Richardson, Dean Stockwell, and Katherine Hepburn. My memory of the movie goes back to the late 60's in Berkeley when I had just seen a performance of the play by the Berkeley Rep and then watched the film shortly thereafter in an on campus showing. I, too, was blown away by these performances. In my mind, they rank up there with the very best in the history of film as an ensemble piece of acting. The direction by Sidney Lumet was outstanding and the screenplay remained true to the original play which has never been a common practice in Hollywood. Perhaps these characters resemble members of my family a little too much but they have not been forgotten in the 30 plus years since I last saw the film.

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      At one point during rehearsals, director Sidney Lumet felt that Sir Ralph Richardson wasn't really getting the proper measure of his character, James Tyrone. Lumet took Richardson aside and launched into a 45-minute lecture about his character's motivations. Richardson finally stopped him by saying "I see what you mean, dear boy, a little more cello, a little less flute." Lumet confessed to being enormously impressed with this way of expressing it.
    • Patzer
      In the climatic final scene as Mary wanders about her empty house, the shadow of a crew member is visible in the room.
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      James Tyrone: [Edmund has just recited a piece of poetry] You recite it well... Who wrote it?

      Edmund Tyrone: Baudelaire.

      James Tyrone: [Dismissively] Never heard of him. Where you get your taste in authors...

      James Tyrone: [Motioning to Edmund's bookshelves] This damned library of yours: Voltaire and Rousseau and Schopenhauer. And Ibsen... Atheists, fools and madmen! And your poet, this... "Baudelaire." And Swinburne, and Oscar Wilde. Whitman and Poe... Whoremongers and degenerates! When I've got three good sets of Shakespeare there you can read...

      Edmund Tyrone: They say he was a souse, too.

      James Tyrone: They lie. I don't doubt he liked his glass - it's a good man's failing - but he knew how to drink that it didn't poison his mind with morbidness and filth. Don't compare him with the pack you've got here. Your dirty Zola. And your...

      James Tyrone: [Picking up one of Edmund's books and dismissively flipping through the pages] ... Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who was a dope fiend, a... hmm.

      Edmund Tyrone: [Bemused at his father's sudden discomfort] Perhaps it would be wise to change the subject.

    • Alternative Versionen
      Some prints of "Long Day's Journey Into Night" run 136 minutes, and are missing a number of scenes in the first 1/3 of the film, including the original opening scene, and a long exterior scene between Ralph Richardson and Jason Robards, containing dialogue crucial to the understanding of Katharine Hepburn's character.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Katharine Hepburn: All About Me (1993)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 27. November 1963 (Argentinien)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Довгий день переходить у ніч
    • Drehorte
      • 21 Tier Street, City Island, Bronx, New York City, New York, USA(house in Connecticut - exteriors only)
    • Produktionsfirma
      • First Company
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    • Budget
      • 500.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 11 $
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      • 2 Std. 54 Min.(174 min)
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      • Black and White
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      • Mono
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