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Désir de femme

Titre original : All I Desire
  • 1953
  • Approved
  • 1h 20min
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7,0/10
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Barbara Stanwyck and Lyle Bettger in Désir de femme (1953)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 1910, a wayward mother re-visits the family she deserted.In 1910, a wayward mother re-visits the family she deserted.In 1910, a wayward mother re-visits the family she deserted.

  • Réalisation
    • Douglas Sirk
  • Scénario
    • James Gunn
    • Robert Blees
    • Gina Kaus
  • Casting principal
    • Barbara Stanwyck
    • Richard Carlson
    • Lyle Bettger
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,0/10
    2,7 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Douglas Sirk
    • Scénario
      • James Gunn
      • Robert Blees
      • Gina Kaus
    • Casting principal
      • Barbara Stanwyck
      • Richard Carlson
      • Lyle Bettger
    • 38avis d'utilisateurs
    • 28avis des critiques
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    Barbara Stanwyck
    Barbara Stanwyck
    • Naomi Murdoch
    Richard Carlson
    Richard Carlson
    • Henry Murdoch
    Lyle Bettger
    Lyle Bettger
    • Dutch Heinemann
    Marcia Henderson
    Marcia Henderson
    • Joyce Murdoch
    Lori Nelson
    Lori Nelson
    • Lily Murdoch
    Maureen O'Sullivan
    Maureen O'Sullivan
    • Sara Harper
    Richard Long
    Richard Long
    • Russ Underwood
    Billy Gray
    Billy Gray
    • Ted Murdoch
    Lotte Stein
    Lotte Stein
    • Lena Swenson
    Dayton Lummis
    • Col. Underwood
    Fred Nurney
    Fred Nurney
    • Peterson
    Donald Kerr
    • Comic
    • (scènes coupées)
    Lois Austin
    • Mrs. Underwood
    • (non crédité)
    Bobby Barber
    Bobby Barber
    • Porch Loafer
    • (non crédité)
    Margaret Bert
    • Mrs. Pellix
    • (non crédité)
    Henry Blair
    Henry Blair
    • Senior
    • (non crédité)
    Lela Bliss
    Lela Bliss
    • Belle Stanton
    • (non crédité)
    Virginia Brissac
    Virginia Brissac
    • Mrs. Tomlin
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Douglas Sirk
    • Scénario
      • James Gunn
      • Robert Blees
      • Gina Kaus
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    10dannyfitzuk

    What a hoot!

    Saw this film yesterday for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm a student of screen writing and I loved the way the minor characters intervened just when something pivotal/climatic happened in a scene.

    I thought the dialogue was very sharp and the premise of story is rather shocking - at one particular point Barbara Stanwyck is openly flirting with her daughter's boyfriend; AND rekindling some passion in her husband whom she hasn't seen in ten years; AND with the gunshot signal 'two shots and then one' she hooks up with her old shag mate Dutch (the reason she left town in the first place!) ALL AT THE SAME TIME! The moral majority must have been totally incensed when they saw this flick back in the 50's.

    Love the costumes and cinematography and the straight from the hip dialogue - just to watch Barbara Stanwyck and Co doing the 'Bunny Hug' is good enough reason to rent this film on DVD.

    One of the best films from that period I've seen in a long time.
    7blanche-2

    an early Ross Hunter-Douglas Sirk production

    "All I Desire" from 1953 is a drama from Douglas Sirk, filmed in black and white and starring Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Carlson, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lori Nelson, Lyle Bettger, Billy Gray, and Marcia Henderson.

    Stanwyck plays an actress, Naomi Murdoch, who at this point in her life, isn't very successful. Some years earlier she was living in a small town and left her husband and chldren. The family maid keeps her posted on how everyone is doing.

    One of her daughters, Lily (Nelson) is an aspiring actress who is going to be appearing in her high school play. She invites her mother, who is encouraged by the woman sharing her dressing room to attend.

    With some new outfits, she comes back into town with much hoopla. Her older daughter (Henderson) isn't happy to see her; her son (Gray) really doesn't remember her; and her husband wonders what she's doing in town.

    It doesn't take long to find out why Naomi left town - she was seeing a man Dutch Heinemann (Bettger) and got out before there was too much of a scandal. Now that she's back, her husband (Carlson) realizes that he still loves her, and she him. He wants her to stay. Lily wants her mother to take her to New York. And Dutch wants to pick up where they left off.

    Good film about small town nosiness and gossip with a wonderful performance by Stanwyck, who really drives the film. This is from Universal Studios, so frankly, she's really the only true star in the movie and lacks the usual Sirk touch of color.

    The musical score is overwrought and very distracting.

    This film is about fighting for what you want, following your heart, and realizing the true meaning of success. "All I Desire" brings home these themes very well.
    7TheLittleSongbird

    Desirable passions

    Absolutely love Barbara Stanwyck and consider her one of the best actresses of her generation. She is/was one of the few to seldom give a bad performance despite being in some very patchy films early on in her career. Have much admiration for Douglas Sirk, another director that explored very real and difficult subjects and conflicts and not in a toned down fashion. Some films of his are better than others, one of my favourites of his being 'Imitation of Life', but there is a good deal to admire about all his films.

    1953's 'All I Desire' is no exception. It is not a great film in my view, and both Stanwyck and Sirk did better films in their careers (though individually both fare very well). Like much of Sirk's output, there is a lot to admire about 'All I Desire' that outweigh the not so good things which sadly are present. Fans of Stanwyck are not likely to be disappointed, despite it not being one of her best there is plenty here that made her such a good actress.

    Will start with the good things. Regardless of what one thinks of whether the period is well established, 'All I Desire' still looks great in its own way. It is beautifully photographed, at its best quite lavish without being overblown, and it's well designed. The music is often hauntingly beautiful without being over-intrusive or too syrupy. The film is sensitively directed by Sirk, in an understated but never disengaged way, his trademark touches obvious especially in his themes and the realistic way his characters are treated.

    Enough of the dialogue is thought-provoking and poignant and the story also has emotional impact and doesn't shy away from its approach to the subject without being too ham-handed. Most of the performances are fine, Stanwyck was a wonderful actress and her steel and vulnerability is abundantly clear. Once he warmed up, after starting off uncomfortable, Richard Carlson actually to me did a mostly good job. Lori Nelson, once one warms to the character, and Maureen O'Sullivan are lovely support, though O'Sullivan could have had more to do. One can argue that it is hard to care for the characters and fair enough, but this is a situation where likeability would not have been as realistic.

    Lyle Bettger is however a complete blank and lacks any kind of charisma or intensity in my opinion. The dialogue can get overwrought and soapy.

    Did find the final quarter too heavy on the melodrama and really do have to agree with everybody that has panned the very jarring and tacked on ending that absolutely reeks of studio interference.

    Summing up, good enough but not great. 7/10
    10manuel-pestalozzi

    Leaves absolutely nothing to be desired

    Yes, I call this a perfect movie. Not one boring second, a fantastic cast of mostly little known actresses and actors, a great array of characters who are all well defined and who all have understandable motives I could sympathize with, perfect lighting, crisp black and white photography, a fitting soundtrack, an intelligent and harmonious set design and a story that is engaging and works. It's one of those prime quality pictures on which all the pride of Hollywood should rest, the mark everyone should endeavor to reach.

    Barbara Stanwyck is simply stunning. There was nothing this actress couldn't do, and she always went easy on the melodramatic side. No hysterical outbursts with this lady - I always thought she was a better actress than screen goddesses like Bette Davis or Joan Crawford, and this movie confirmed my opinion. Always as tough as nails and at the same time conveying true sentiments. It is fair to add that she also got many good parts during her long career, and this one is by far the least interesting.

    The title fits this movie very well. It is about desires, human desires I think everyone can understand. Actually, no one seems to be scheming in this movie, all characters act on impulse, everybody wants to be happy without hurting anybody else. The sad fact that this more often than not leads to complications makes for the dramatic content into which I will not go here.

    I liked what this movie has to say about youth, about maturing and about the necessity to compromise. The movie I associate most with this one is Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt, it creates a similar atmosphere of idealized and at the same time caricatured Small Town America. The story has a certain similarity with Fritz Lang's considerably harsher movie Clash by Night, made one year earlier, where Stanywck stars in a similar part. I can also recommend it.
    9JLRMovieReviews

    All I Want for Christmas is Stanwyck, Stanwyck, Stanwyck......

    Barbar Stanwyck, Maureen O'Sullivan, Richard Carlson and Lyle Bettger make up the leading cast in this Ross Hunter-produced and Douglas Sirk-directed film. Stanwyck goes back home to her small town and the family she left behind, after receiving a letter from her oldest daughter, who's starring in a school play and graduating from high school, and who asked her to attend. Stanwyck is an stage actress, but hasn't found much success, and when she hits the small town, gossip flies. Her son just happens to be fishing buddies and best friends with Lyle Bettger, a guy who had an affair with Barbara, before she up and left. And, Miss O'Sullivan is on hand as a love interest for Richard, even though Barbara's new presence puts a fly in their plans. Does he still love Barbara? Does Barbara still love Richard? And, Lyle Bettger is all upset with Barbara for leaving him. That pretty much sets up another melodramatic story, courtesy of Hunter and Sirk.

    The only critique or negative thing I have about it, is that it takes itself too seriously too early in the picture and gets really melodramatic really fast, instead of easing into the melodrama, and the dramatic events evolving and complicating their lives. The not-so-subtle score also adds to the dramatics. Bettger and Carlson seem to be overacting, especially Carlson, who appears to be uncomfortable in this movie. (In other words, they and the movie seem to be overdoing it a bit.) But, as we get to the second half and more complications ensue, this begins to find its heart and the dialogue is a lot more believable and realistic. Carlson and Bettger appear to have settled into their roles. Stanwyck is always great, as usual. The only other question is why did Richard Carlson get this role, instead of someone like George Brent or a more charismatic leading actor? But on the whole, you will definitely enjoy this film and be glad you've discovered this unknown melodrama. It can be found on a new Barbara Stanwyck DVD collection out in 2010. I could watch it again right now, and this cold weather makes me want to snuggle in for a nice quiet Saturday afternoon with Barbara Stanwyck. Who could ask for anything more?

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    • Anecdotes
      This marked the first time Barbara Stanwyck and Richard Long worked together. They became good friends more than a decade before playing mother and son in La grande vallée (1965).
    • Gaffes
      In he scene in the kitchen, where Lily is eating honey, the cooks hands go from dirty to clean and back again.
    • Citations

      Naomi Murdoch: We're a big disappointment to each other, aren't we? You've got a mother with no principles; I've got a daughter with no guts.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Le jeu naturel (2008)
    • Bandes originales
      All I Desire
      by David M. Lieberman

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 18 août 1953 (Royaume-Uni)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Toda tuya
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Circle Drive, Backlot, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, Californie, États-Unis
    • Société de production
      • Universal Pictures
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      • 460 000 $US (estimé)
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    • Durée
      1 heure 20 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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