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The Stars Look Down

  • 1940
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The Stars Look Down (1940)
ड्रामा

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंIn a small coal-mining village, Bob Fenwick leads a strike over safety standards at the local colliery. Meanwhile, his son David goes off to university with the hope one day to return to hel... सभी पढ़ेंIn a small coal-mining village, Bob Fenwick leads a strike over safety standards at the local colliery. Meanwhile, his son David goes off to university with the hope one day to return to help the miners with their working conditions.In a small coal-mining village, Bob Fenwick leads a strike over safety standards at the local colliery. Meanwhile, his son David goes off to university with the hope one day to return to help the miners with their working conditions.

  • निर्देशक
    • Carol Reed
  • लेखक
    • A.J. Cronin
    • J.B. Williams
    • A. Coppel
  • स्टार
    • Michael Redgrave
    • Margaret Lockwood
    • Edward Rigby
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    7.0/10
    1.3 हज़ार
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    • निर्देशक
      • Carol Reed
    • लेखक
      • A.J. Cronin
      • J.B. Williams
      • A. Coppel
    • स्टार
      • Michael Redgrave
      • Margaret Lockwood
      • Edward Rigby
    • 24यूज़र समीक्षाएं
    • 11आलोचक समीक्षाएं
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    बदलाव करें
    Michael Redgrave
    Michael Redgrave
    • Davey Fenwick
    Margaret Lockwood
    Margaret Lockwood
    • Jenny Sunley
    Edward Rigby
    Edward Rigby
    • Robert Fenwick
    Emlyn Williams
    Emlyn Williams
    • Joe Gowlan
    Nancy Price
    Nancy Price
    • Martha Fenwick
    Allan Jeayes
    Allan Jeayes
    • Richard Barras
    Linden Travers
    Linden Travers
    • Mrs. Laura Millington
    Cecil Parker
    Cecil Parker
    • Stanley Millington
    Milton Rosmer
    Milton Rosmer
    • Harry Nugent, MP
    George Carney
    George Carney
    • Slogger Gowlan
    • (as George Carnay)
    Ivor Barnard
    Ivor Barnard
    • Wept
    Olga Lindo
    Olga Lindo
    • Mrs. Sunley
    Desmond Tester
    Desmond Tester
    • Hughie Fenwick
    David Markham
    David Markham
    • Arthur Barras
    Aubrey Mallalieu
    Aubrey Mallalieu
    • Hudspeth
    Kynaston Reeves
    • Strother
    Clive Baxter
    • Pat Reedy
    James Harcourt
    James Harcourt
    • Will
    • निर्देशक
      • Carol Reed
    • लेखक
      • A.J. Cronin
      • J.B. Williams
      • A. Coppel
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    rogierr

    working class and academic thinking under fine cinematography

    The main storyline is concerned with workers, capitalists and academic thinkers (resp. 'down' and 'stars' ?). And it might become much more relevant again soon. What's the use of a college education in times of recession and strikes? Like Jack Palance said in le Mepris (1963, Godard) 'wise men don't humiliate others with their lesser abilities....'. 'On The Waterfront' was way better on this economic subject, but as far as I'm concerned that was merely because of its director and protagonist. Others might emphasize it is American and has more suspense, which is true.

    The dialogues sound kind of flat or monotonous, but the story is absolutely entertaining enough and the cinematography by Mutz Greenbaum (Thunder Rock) is really fine. He especially knows his way with contrast and composition apparently. Carol Reed (Odd Man Out, Fallen Idol, Third Man) gently develops the story and the points he (and writer Alec Coppel, who also wrote Vertigo and Obsession) wants to make. The movie as a whole is a quite moralistic and a bit too sincere, but again the directing and the cinematography more than make up. At last but not least, Michael Redgrave (Thunder Rock, Mr. Arkadin, the Innocents) puts forward a great deal of realism, enforcing A. J. Cronin's points. A point is that different social classes should have more respect for each other because they are complements, not substitutes. Another point is that it is probably a personal story (Cronin's ?). 8/10
    9Translation-1

    Essential, dark drama

    Director Carol Reeds version of A.J. Cronins novel of poverty, greed and unfulfilled dreams still seems fresh today despite its sixty years.

    Michael Redgrave stars as Davey Fenwick, a bright man from a poor mining background, who wins a scholarship to university. He hopes to graduate and then enter politics, so as to work to end the suffering of his kith and kin and their ilk.

    However, his plans change when he meets and falls in love with Jenny Sunley (played by Margaret Lockwood), a strikingly beautiful but manipulative and materialistic little minx who has just been cruelly dumped (why???) by her boyfriend, Daveys old friend, the ruthlessly ambitious Joe Gowlan (Emlyn Williams). Understandably smitten, Davey marries the lovely but self-centred Jenny and, at her instigation, quits university and moves home to work as a schoolteacher. But his world is turned upside down when trouble at the pit, Jennys restlessness and the reappearance of Joe, whom Jenny still loves and who is now flashily well-to-do,combine.

    At the time, this was one of the most expensive films ever made in Britain. But it was well worth the investment. It assured Carol Reeds reputation and gave to film audiences and to posterity a grimly realistic picture of life at the sharp end in 30s Britain. The all-star cast too got a chance to show their ability, giving terrific performances; Redgrave is superb as the disillusioned idealist, Williams is thoroughly unpleasant as the unfeeling, cynical Joe while Margaret Lockwood, one-time screen ingénue in her first wicked girl role, gives a wonderful performance as the drop-dead gorgeous, vixenish, gold-digging Jenny.

    As social commentary this is a great movie, but, on another, more profound level,it works as a dark, despairing canvas depicting the often destructive nature of human relationships. Essential viewing!
    7watkins39

    Old-Style Political Drama

    I'm obsessed with the Third Man, and forever looking for similar movies. I get the impression that Carol Reed never made anything comparable to that classic, but this is an interesting, unusual film that is worth seeing in its own right.

    It is a political drama about the struggle to control the means of production - no, really. Michael Redgrave and Emlyn Williams play two young men from a dour north-east mining town who escape, separately, to the bright lights of Newcastle. Redgrave's character is a scholarship kid at the university, while Williams plays a spiv who starts out working as a bookie but soon finds other dubious business interests.

    They return home for different reasons, and clash over the future of the mine, which the workers suspect is unsafe. It's a surprisingly anti-establishment film for 1940, when Britain was deep into the Second World War, especially given Churchill's famously harsh treatment of striking miners in the 1920s.
    7CinemaSerf

    The Stars Look Down

    Michael Redgrave is the local boy done good, when he wins a scholarship to go to university to train to be a teacher. Unfortunately, he has fallen in love with the rather fickle "Jenny" (Margaret Lockwood) who has a bit of a venal streak. Curtailing his studies, he returns to live with her in his boyhood town intent on improving the lot of his community - but he is soon disillusioned when he sees his wife still keen on her flashy old flame "Joe" (Emlyn Williams) and that his elderly father looks set to have to work the mines for years to come... He accidentally discovers that the mine is unsafe, and determines to bring this to the attention of the council to avert disaster, but will they listen? Carol Reed allows this story plenty of room to breathe. Though not complex, we can see the characterisations develop as the story seems to head, unstoppably, towards disaster in quite a compelling fashion. Redgrave, Williams and Allan Jeayes as mine owner "Barras" work well to create a solid, if a bit dryly told, story of greed and exploitation with some superbly claustrophobic mining photography to add authenticity.
    Snow Leopard

    Thoughtful, Atmospheric, & Often Compelling Drama

    The story in this feature is pretty interesting, but even a description of the story by itself would probably not communicate how thoughtful and atmospheric the movie is. It also has some particularly compelling stretches that are hard to forget afterward. Director Carol Reed shows good insight into the characters and the story, the cast make the characters believable and worth caring about, and the technical aspects help you to feel almost part of the action.

    Michael Redgrave stars as a young idealist, determined to get an education so that he can improve conditions in the mining town where he lives. Redgrave's performance quietly brings out a lot about his character, as he learns about reality while fighting for the truth. Emlyn Williams is also effective as Redgrave's boyhood friend, who takes an entirely different, amoral approach to the same situation. Margaret Lockwood, well-cast as the rather vain young woman who captivates both of them, adds an important dimension. Several of the supporting cast members also do a good job in limited screen time.

    The highlight is the extended rescue sequence in the second half, and it is very effectively done. But one of the reasons that it works so well is that it was prepared by such a solid foundation, establishing the characters and issues carefully so that, when the crisis hits, everything takes on more meaning.

    Many of the topics touched upon by the movie are still of significance in themselves, but even beyond that, it creates a good deal of worthwhile drama about society and human nature in general.

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      Sir Carol Reed disowned this movie, calling it "a gloomy little piece". He expected it to be a box-office disaster and was highly surprised when wartime audiences warmed enthusiastically to it.
    • भाव

      [first lines]

      Richard Barras: Well, Fenwick, will the men work tomorrow?

      Robert Fenwick: Not if its to be in Scupper Flats, Mr. Barras.

      [indicating a well-dressed union official]

      Richard Barras: Even against your union?

      Robert Fenwick: The union isn't being asked to work in Scupper Flats. On the other side of that coal seam is a million tons of flood water ready to rush right down on top of us.

      Richard Barras: You don't think I'd take a chance in floodin' me own mine, do you, Fenwick?

      Robert Fenwick: Well, show us the plans of them old workings, then!

    • इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
      The U.S. release included additional narration spoken by an uncredited Lionel Barrymore.
    • कनेक्शन
      Featured in The Love Goddesses (1965)

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      • Cumbria, इंग्लैंड, यूनाइटेड किंगडम(Exterior)
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