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La divorciada

Título original: The Divorcee
  • 1930
  • Passed
  • 1h 24min
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Norma Shearer in La divorciada (1930)
The Divorcee: Am I Right
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Cuando una mujer descubre que su marido le ha sido infiel, decide responder a sus infidelidades de la misma forma.Cuando una mujer descubre que su marido le ha sido infiel, decide responder a sus infidelidades de la misma forma.Cuando una mujer descubre que su marido le ha sido infiel, decide responder a sus infidelidades de la misma forma.

  • Dirección
    • Robert Z. Leonard
  • Guionistas
    • Ursula Parrott
    • Nick Grinde
    • Zelda Sears
  • Elenco
    • Norma Shearer
    • Robert Montgomery
    • Chester Morris
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    • Dirección
      • Robert Z. Leonard
    • Guionistas
      • Ursula Parrott
      • Nick Grinde
      • Zelda Sears
    • Elenco
      • Norma Shearer
      • Robert Montgomery
      • Chester Morris
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    • 40Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Ganó 1 premio Óscar
      • 3 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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    Norma Shearer
    Norma Shearer
    • Jerry
    Robert Montgomery
    Robert Montgomery
    • Don
    Chester Morris
    Chester Morris
    • Ted
    Conrad Nagel
    Conrad Nagel
    • Paul
    Florence Eldridge
    Florence Eldridge
    • Helen
    Helene Millard
    Helene Millard
    • Mary
    Robert Elliott
    Robert Elliott
    • Bill
    Mary Doran
    Mary Doran
    • Janice
    Tyler Brooke
    Tyler Brooke
    • Hank
    Zelda Sears
    Zelda Sears
    • Hannah
    George Irving
    George Irving
    • Dr. Bernard
    Judith Wood
    Judith Wood
    • Dorothy
    • (as Helen Johnson)
    Neal Dodd
    Neal Dodd
    • Hospital Minister
    • (sin créditos)
    Charles R. Moore
    Charles R. Moore
    • First Porter Opening Window
    • (sin créditos)
    Lee Phelps
    • Party Guest
    • (sin créditos)
    George Reed
    George Reed
    • Second Porter
    • (sin créditos)
    Andy Shuford
    Andy Shuford
    • Boy at Lake
    • (sin créditos)
    Carl Stockdale
    Carl Stockdale
    • Divorce Judge
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Robert Z. Leonard
    • Guionistas
      • Ursula Parrott
      • Nick Grinde
      • Zelda Sears
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    8Steffi_P

    "An overtone of sarcasm"

    The dramas of the early sound era were often awkward, phoney-looking things. A lot of this has to do with the acting. Most actors were of course experienced in silent cinema, but a lot of players with stage experience had also been brought in as was deemed appropriate for "talkies". Silent screen acting tended to be over-the-top so that meaning could be expressed without words, and stage acting also tended to be over-the-top so that meaning could be expressed to people sitting in the back row. But this excessive style didn't really work in the more authentic setting of sound cinema. Of course, movie people weren't stupid; they were aware of what did and didn't work and the industry adapted quicker than is sometimes thought.

    And of course, there were some actors and actresses who simply seemed to get the hang of it straight away. Norma Shearer was among a small number who survived the transition from silents to talkies with her career completely intact. One thing Shearer had was a remarkable presence – she's able to project herself with just a simple gesture or pose, and in The Divorcée she's often standing with her shoulders slightly forward in understated aggression. And within this context she is able to give a restrained performance, conveying a great deal but with a degree of credibility that makes the drama seem more believable. Shearer deservedly won the Academy Award for her work here. Compare her to previous year's winner Mary Pickford in Coquette, a slice of ham from a bygone era, and you can see how much things have changed.

    Let's also take a look at the director Robert Z. Leonard. He's not too well remembered these days because he isn't deemed an auteur, but at the time he was among the forefront of Hollywood professionals. Two things in particular are worth noting about his style in The Divorcée. First is that he uses a lot of camera movement to really engage us in a scene (who says early sound films were static?), often using a noteworthy pan as a character appears. Secondly, he gives us an awful lot of the interplay between characters in simple wordless glances between them, for example the jealous look of Conrad Nagel when Shearer and Chester Morris announce their betrothal, or later a silent, spiteful exchange between Shearer and Mary Doran. There was a temptation for talkie directors to shoot things before the assembled actors as if for a stage play, but here Leonard is making subtle close-ups that cut across the action, and in so doing giving depth to the story outside of the dialogue.

    This picture is now often classified as a "pre-code" movie for its depiction of Shearer's promiscuity after she becomes the titular divorcée, although even by the standards of the day it's pretty tame. However, thanks to its fluid direction and naturalistic acting, it is nevertheless a movie that seems a few steps ahead of its time, and points towards the increasingly sophisticated sound cinema of the 1930s.
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    Witty, heartbreaking, and surprising

    The Divorcée has much more to offer than the melodramatic plot may insinuate. Sparkling performances aside (including Norma Shearer's Oscar-winning turn), the film is full of witty dialogue, risqué subject matter, and a serious, adult look at divorce, not seen again for decades. The film not only showcases the largely-forgotten Shearer beautifully, an actress who continually pushed subject matter and fought for strong roles, but proves itself as a pivotal 1930's Hollywood product. The Divorcée is appreciable as a pre-code, and worth seeing for its unusually bold themes alone, but its surprising and often heartbreaking plot makes it an unusual gem.
    9kscmtgrove

    Shearer is Excellent

    The scene where Norma Shearer begs Chester Morris to stay together in their marriage is truly riveting and powerful . It is one of the most truly amazing performances on film. I remember being so genuinely blown away by the beauty and power of that performance that I jumped out of my chair to grab the rental box positive she must have won an Oscar, she had. Very sexy movie, Robert Montgomery is smooth as always. I see some people found it hokey or contrived, I did not, The emotions covered here are as relevant today as in 1930. Attractive, complex characters. For the romantic in all of us, where decency and honor will prevail.
    8Pat-54

    Norma Shearer's Oscar winning performance!

    Not only did Norma Shearer win an Academy Award for her performance, but the film itself was nominated for best picture of that year. Not "politically correct" by today's standards, Shearer still is defiant when she learns that her husband has been untrue and fights the "double standard" of morality codes between men and women.
    9secondtake

    Fast, advanced sound and naturalistic acting, and modern themes...terrific!

    The Divorcée (1930)

    The start of this is such a busy, overlapping party scene in a country house, you can't help but get swept up in it. And if some of the acting or a few of the quips are not perfect, the best moments are really fun and spirited. The naturalism is really refreshing, and pace fast, and the dialog real. Then it spins out of control--the events, not the movie--and before fifteen minutes are up, there's a brief terrible moment that has two or three of the actors exploring an hysteria that a method actor would be proud of. It's intense, great stuff. Get at least that far in.

    The rest of the movie follows suit, through quiet and fast moments, and the drama turns to melodrama and back, all pinned together by the ever convincing Norma Shearer. The themes--fidelity and infidelity, love and friendship, the superficial versus the things that matter--give it all something to chew on or laugh at at ever turn.

    It's unnecessary to say that this is just two years after the full advent of sound, and it's a very developed, mature element in the movies. In fact, the density of things going on would never have been possible with intertitles, and it must have been a revelation to audiences and movie makers equally. Fast dialog and overlapping events are a natural extension of the theater, of course, but with the ability to shift scenes and zip down wooded roads with the camera is the essence of cinema.

    So, in all, for how it's made, for the acting (the best of it), and for the serious, important themes, this is gem, an amazing movie, whatever its hiccups and flaws here and there. I wouldn't miss it.

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    • Trivia
      Ursula Parrott's novel "Ex-Wife" was a runaway bestseller in 1929. MGM was a little wary of being too closely associated with such a racy novel so did not credit the source book directly. Instead the screen credit reads "Based on a novel by Ursula Parrott".
    • Errores
      1928 was Jerry's 3rd Wedding Anniversary, yet, the band in the nightclub/speakeasy is playing "Happy Days are Here Again" which was not composed for another year.
    • Citas

      Jerry Bernard Martin: I've balanced our accounts.

    • Versiones alternativas
      Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer also released this film in a silent version. No details are available.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in MGM: When the Lion Roars (1992)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Singin' in the Rain
      (1929) (uncredited)

      Music by Nacio Herb Brown

      Lyrics by Arthur Freed

      Played on the radio

      Tyler Brooke also dances and strums an instrument to the music

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 19 de abril de 1930 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Francés
    • También se conoce como
      • The Divorcee
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Santa Catalina Island, Channel Islands, California, Estados Unidos
    • Productora
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 1h 24min(84 min)
    • Color
      • Black and White

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