Lo que el cielo nos da

Título original: All That Heaven Allows

1955
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Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman in Lo que el cielo nos da (1955)

An upper-class widow falls in love with a much younger, down-to-earth nurseryman, much to the disapproval of her children and criticism of her country club peers.

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Una viuda de clase alta se enamora por un joven enfermero y es criticada por sus hijos y sus círculos sociales.Una viuda de clase alta se enamora por un joven enfermero y es criticada por sus hijos y sus círculos sociales.Una viuda de clase alta se enamora por un joven enfermero y es criticada por sus hijos y sus círculos sociales.

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Trivia
The façade later cannibalized to make up the front of the Bates home in Psicosis (1960) is visible a few houses up from Cary Scott's (Jane Wyman's) block.

Errores
When the deer runs away, a crew member can be seen hiding behind the automobile.

Citas
Ron Kirby: Mick discovered for himself that he had to make his own decisions, that he had to be a man.
Cary Scott: And you want *me* to be a man?
Ron Kirby: [Giving her a knowing smile] Only in that one way.

Conexiones
Edited into Quand la peur dévore l'âme (2007)

Bandas sonoras
Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major
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Music by Franz Liszt

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9/10

Wyman and Hudson re-team for this classy melodrama

Due to the success of 1954's "Magnificent Obsession", Universal once again called on Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson, Agnes Moorehead, and director Douglas Sirk for this passionate, heart-gripping look at the hypocrisy of small-town America. Wyman, a rich widow in this well-to-do New England town, falls in love with her gardener (Hudson) and all hell breaks loose. Her community ridicules her and her grown children are horrified by her. She finds herself having to choose love or the respect of those around her.

The cinematography is beyond extraordinary, the score by Frank Skinner is unbelievably moving, Wyman is exquisite, and Sirk gives some of the best direction of his career. A really classy melodrama and completely worthwhile.