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Sunrise at Campobello

  • 1960
  • Not Rated
  • 2h 24min
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6,8/10
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Ralph Bellamy, Hume Cronyn, Greer Garson, Alan Bunce, Jean Hagen, and Ann Shoemaker in Sunrise at Campobello (1960)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter a bout with polio, future president Franklin D. Roosevelt fights to save his political career.After a bout with polio, future president Franklin D. Roosevelt fights to save his political career.After a bout with polio, future president Franklin D. Roosevelt fights to save his political career.

  • Réalisation
    • Vincent J. Donehue
  • Scénario
    • Dore Schary
  • Casting principal
    • Ralph Bellamy
    • Greer Garson
    • Hume Cronyn
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • Vincent J. Donehue
    • Scénario
      • Dore Schary
    • Casting principal
      • Ralph Bellamy
      • Greer Garson
      • Hume Cronyn
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    • 82Métascore
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    • Nommé pour 4 Oscars
      • 3 victoires et 7 nominations au total

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    Ralph Bellamy
    Ralph Bellamy
    • Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    Greer Garson
    Greer Garson
    • Eleanor Roosevelt
    Hume Cronyn
    Hume Cronyn
    • Louis Howe
    Jean Hagen
    Jean Hagen
    • Missy Le Hand
    Ann Shoemaker
    Ann Shoemaker
    • Sara Delano Roosevelt
    Alan Bunce
    Alan Bunce
    • Gov. Alfred E. Smith
    Tim Considine
    Tim Considine
    • James Roosevelt
    Zina Bethune
    Zina Bethune
    • Anna Roosevelt
    Frank Ferguson
    Frank Ferguson
    • Dr. Bennett
    Pat Close
    • Elliott Roosevelt
    Robin Warga
    • Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.
    Tom Carty
    • Johnny Roosevelt
    Lyle Talbot
    Lyle Talbot
    • Mr. Brimmer
    David White
    David White
    • Mr. Lassiter
    Walter Sande
    Walter Sande
    • Capt. Skinner
    Janine Grandel
    • Marie the Housekeeper
    Otis Greene
    • Edward the House Butler
    Ivan Browning
    • Charles the Butler
    • Réalisation
      • Vincent J. Donehue
    • Scénario
      • Dore Schary
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    10harveythep

    Ralph Bellamy deserved at least a nomination.

    I have seen a number of Ralph Bellamy films where he was cast as a looser type tied to his mother's apron strings. The problem is he did too good of a job. Can you say type casting? I am a huge fan of classic films because I believe it was a time when a movie was judged as good or bad by the skill of the actors and not insane special effects. There is a place for special effects that can take people to new worlds or bring us back to the past so well we feel we are there. All the special effects in the world can save a movie if the acting is bad or if a part is given to the wrong person. Sometimes the only special effects needed is in the magick kit and the imagination of the make up artist. A gifted director can bring out the best in any actor. When everything comes together at the right time and real magick is made and the viewer is entertained. When Ralph Bellamy was cast in the play and the movie he was able to show how much talent he really had. I was amazed how he transformed himself. I believe he showed the very essence of the man. He should have at least received a nomination for this grand performance.
    6blanche-2

    FDR copes with polio

    Sunrise is Campobello is a film adaptation of the play, which starred Ralph Bellamy as FDR and Mary Fickett, who became a soap opera star, as Eleanor. Here, Bellamy repeats his stage role, and Greer Garson is Eleanor. Bellamy would play FDR again in both The Winds of War and War and Remembrance.

    The story takes place in 1921, when FDR first contracted polio. He believes that he will walk again. We do know he took pains not to be seen in a wheelchair, and he was a man of such power that no one ever refers to him as crippled. In War & Remembrance (I think) there is a very moving scene where Roosevelt walks onto a ship, with the aid of two crutches.

    This film concentrates on FDR's young family and how the children, his wife, his good friend Louis Howe (Hume Cronyn), and his dedicated secretary Missy (Jean Hagen) cope with his illness. The family is portrayed as idyllic -- members of the family cooperated with the filming, and it's not surprising that darker aspects of his married life were not shown. It is hinted at, however, that FDR's mother was problematic in the marriage.

    Ralph Bellamy had an amazing career spanning over 60 years in film, television, and theater, and here he does a great job portraying FDR's optimism, geniality, and charisma. I had a little more trouble with Greer Garson's portrayal of Eleanor. I think in 1960, when there were so many people who knew Eleanor Roosevelt's voice, that Garson didn't have any other choice but to mimic it, but today it comes off as put on and overdone. Jane Alexander did a better job with the voice in "Eleanor and Franklin." All in all, an interesting and sobering film, showing FDR's struggle with a debilitating illness that he brought with him to four terms as president. Interesting to note, FDR felt he had to serve a third time as the country was in the middle of the war, but he did not announce he would seek a fourth term. Instead, he was drafted by the convention and felt he had to serve. He died three months into his fourth term; it's obvious at the Yalta conference that he was extremely ill. A very rare kind of strength.
    RodReels-2

    For the FDR Fan

    Ralph Bellamy gives perhaps his best performance as a very credible FDR. Greer Garson and Hume Cronyn give their usual solid efforts, and the supporting cast is all great. The atmosphere is right. The script is surprisingly crisp, but the length of the piece weighs it down. When it reaches the two-hour mark, the whole movie starts to creak. So if you have an interest in history and politics, it's great. If not, it's tough sledding up this long, steep hill.
    7wes-connors

    FDR Never Misses a Step with Ralph Bellamy

    In 1921, while summering at his Campobello estate, future U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt (Ralph Bellamy) is stricken with "infantile paralysis" (also known as polio). Though the use of his legs is permanently lost, Mr. Roosevelt perseveres, combining inner strength with the support of wife Eleanor (Greer Garson) and political pal Louis Howe (Hume Cronyn). Ex-MGM production chief Dore Schary's "Sunrise at Campobello" began its life as a Broadway hit, and is a little too lengthy and theatrical as a motion picture. Still, it's an important story, about what may well wind up being the most important world leader of the twentieth century.

    The film also features what has become regarded, in many circles, as a legendary portrayal of FDR by Mr. Bellamy, reprised in Dan Curtis' mammoth mini-series "The Winds of War" (1983) and follow-up "War and Remembrance" (1989). Bellamy's FDR won a "Tony" award, but was oddly overlooked for an "Oscar" (the five nominees as "Best Actor" were also deserving, however).

    Ms. Garson did receive an "Academy Award" nomination as "Best Actress" for her portrayal of Eleanor; at the time, the role was considered a stretch, which Garson pulled off. Her vocal work often sounds too affected; but, so was the real Mrs. Roosevelt's voice, many would argue. Garson outright won the dramatic actress award from both the "Golden Globe" and the "National Board of Review" groups. Other organizations noted Mr. Schary's film was one of the year's best, with Vincent Donohue (Director), Bellamy, Garson, and Mr. Cronyn (Supporting Actor) among the honorably mentioned. The real Mrs. Roosevelt seems to have agreed.

    ******* Sunrise at Campobello (9/28/60) Dore Schary : Vincent J. Donehue ~ Ralph Bellamy, Greer Garson, Hume Cronyn, Tim Considine
    7TheLittleSongbird

    Interesting and moving

    'Sunrise at Campobello' is an adaptation of the Broadway stage play that was a success back in the day, detailing Franklin D Roosevelt's (one of America's most interesting and prolific presidents) battle with polio. It was very interesting seeing Ralph Bellamy in a very different and more dramatic role to usual, when thinking of Roosevelt Bellamy doesn't automatically come to mind looking at him and his previous roles but there have been plenty that have played against type and done brilliantly.

    While not a film that blew me away, though Bellamy's performance did, 'Sunrise at Campobello' is an interesting film and a moving one that does really well at showing Roosevelt's struggles in an accessible way. It may not be a perfect translation from stage to film, but in this regard considering how many films based on stage plays struggled making their source material more cinematic this is a worthy effort that is to be applauded in my view.

    It isn't perfect, with its stage origins being betrayed in some static character interaction, some creaky pacing and parts where it gets a bit too theatrical.

    Especially in the rather overstretched and meandering last half an hour.

    However, a lot is great. Bellamy is extraordinary in an authoritative and deeply felt performance that makes Roosevelt a compellingly real character and not a caricature. Not at least nominating him for an Oscar was a big mistake. Greer Garson, who was nominated, supports him more than ably and sympathetically and the supporting cast are just as on the money. Hume Cronyn being particularly first class. The script is also very intelligent and thoughtful, without being too talky.

    Although the storytelling isn't perfect, it does a great job making Roosevelt's struggles with polio and how he copes with it very poignant and inspiring, as a disabled person this aspect resonated with me. It is a well filmed and far from static or overblown looking film, a lot of it being sumptuous. The direction is generally very skilled and the music doesn't come over as melodramatic or stock.

    Concluding, well executed and worth seeing for particularly Bellamy. 7/10.

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    • Anecdotes
      Responding to the protests of the children of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt to the inaccurate and largely fictitious depiction of their paternal grandmother Sara Delano Roosevelt as a controlling and domineering harridan, playwright Dore Schary cheerfully responded: "Every play needs a villain!"
    • Gaffes
      No competent orthopedist would have given FDR crutches so short that he would have to lean forward and use them to walk on all fours, as Ralph Bellamy does. (Besides, the paralysis would have kept him from moving his legs.) Crutches should be long enough so that the user can stand up straight, support his weight on them and propel himself forward with his shoulder muscles.
    • Citations

      Louis Howe: You don't have to remember a thing. You just read it!

      Eleanor Roosevelt: I don't like *reading* a speech.

      Louis Howe: Did you think the Gettysburg Address was ad-libbed?

    • Connexions
      Referenced in To Tell the Truth: Tom Poston, Kitty Carlisle, Ralph Bellamy, Polly Bergen, (Jacque Mercer & Horace Ashenfelter - contestants) (1960)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 26 septembre 1960 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Sites officiels
      • Warner Archive Collection
      • Warner Bros.
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Français
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Diez pasos inmortales
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Roosevelt House, 47-49 East 65th Street, Manhattan, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(Exterior)
    • Société de production
      • Dore Schary Productions
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