Arrowsmith

1931
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1h 48min

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Ronald Colman and Helen Hayes in Arrowsmith (1931)

Un jeune médecin lutte contre la peste aux Indes Occidentales, tandis que sa femme cherche désespérément de l'attention.Un jeune médecin lutte contre la peste aux Indes Occidentales, tandis que sa femme cherche désespérément de l'attention.Un jeune médecin lutte contre la peste aux Indes Occidentales, tandis que sa femme cherche désespérément de l'attention.

Réalisation
- John Ford
Scénario
- Sinclair Lewis
- Sidney Howard
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- John Ford
Scénario
- Sinclair Lewis
- Sidney Howard
Casting principal

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Nommé pour 4 Oscars
- 4 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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Rôles principaux45

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Ronald Colman

Dr. Martin Arrowsmith

Helen Hayes

Leora Tozer Arrowsmith

Richard Bennett

Gustav Sondelius

A.E. Anson

Professor Max Gottlieb

Clarence Brooks

Dr. Oliver Marchand

Alec B. Francis

Twyford
(as Alec Francis)

Claude King

Dr. Tubbs

Bert Roach

Bert Tozer

Myrna Loy

Joyce Lanyon

Russell Hopton

Terry Wickett

David Landau

State Veterinarian

Lumsden Hare

Sir Robert Fairland - Governor

Erville Alderson

Pioneer
(non crédité)

Ward Bond

Cop
(non crédité)

Beulah Bondi

Mrs. Tozer
(non crédité)

Florence Britton

Miss Twyford
(non crédité)

Josephine Brown

West Indies Village Bride
(non crédité)

Nora Cecil

Nurse
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- John Ford
Scénario
- Sinclair Lewis
- Sidney Howard
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Anecdotes
Censorship at the time meant that the subplot of Arrowsmith's liaison with another woman while still married meant that most of Myrna Loy's scenes were drastically cut. Although every attempt was made to restore the present version to its original length, there are still about 10 minutes missing.

Gaffes
In the night scene outside the research building when Dr. Arrowsmith's wife catches up to him, the snow becomes very scant and then a whole clump of snow falls, which looks like a stage hand got behind on their snowfall duties and then panicked.

Citations
Dr. Martin Arrowsmith: God give me clear eyes and freedom from haste. God give me anger against all pretense. God keep me looking for my own mistakes. God keep me at it till my results are proven. God give me strength not to trust to God.

Crédits fous
Opening credits prologue: The story of a man who dedicated his life to service and his heart to the love of one woman.

Versions alternatives
Myrna Loy's role was substantially reduced when the film was reissued because the Production Code had taken effect. The missing scenes have been restored on the DVD.

Connexions
Referenced in Citizen Kane (1941)

Bandes originales
William Tell Overture
(1829) (uncredited)
Written by Gioachino Rossini
Played on piano from a recording

Avis des utilisateurs48

Commentaire à la une

7/10

Classic 1931 Film

Ronald Colman,(Dr. Martin Arrowsmith),"A Tale of Two Cities" '35, is a young doctor who starts out in life and desires to progress into the laboratory and look under a microscope all day long. However, he no long completes medical school and meets up with Helen Hayes,(Leora Arrowsmith) and on the first date, asks her to marry him. Martin and Leora are madly in love with each other but it is difficult for Martin to establish himself as a doctor, so they move to South Dakota. Myrna Loy,(Joyce Lanyon),"The Mask of Fu Manchu",'32 plays a sexy gal who has eyes for Martin and could lead to some problems. In 1931 this was a big hit film because of Helen Hayes, a great theatrical actress and Ronald Colman the thrill of most ladies during this period of time. Myrna Loy was young and pretty and getting great attention from Hollywood and the general audiences. There was plenty of smoking through out this film and it clearly shows how the world has finally changed about its view on smoking.