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Cupo tramonto

Titolo originale: Make Way for Tomorrow
  • 1937
  • T
  • 1h 31min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Cupo tramonto (1937)
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Una coppia di anziani è costretta a separarsi quando perde la casa e nessuno dei loro cinque figli è disposto ad accoglierli entrambi.Una coppia di anziani è costretta a separarsi quando perde la casa e nessuno dei loro cinque figli è disposto ad accoglierli entrambi.Una coppia di anziani è costretta a separarsi quando perde la casa e nessuno dei loro cinque figli è disposto ad accoglierli entrambi.

  • Regia
    • Leo McCarey
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Viña Delmar
    • Josephine Lawrence
    • Helen Leary
  • Star
    • Victor Moore
    • Beulah Bondi
    • Fay Bainter
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    8,1/10
    10.277
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Leo McCarey
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Viña Delmar
      • Josephine Lawrence
      • Helen Leary
    • Star
      • Victor Moore
      • Beulah Bondi
      • Fay Bainter
    • 96Recensioni degli utenti
    • 70Recensioni della critica
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    Victor Moore
    Victor Moore
    • Barkley Cooper
    Beulah Bondi
    Beulah Bondi
    • Lucy Cooper
    Fay Bainter
    Fay Bainter
    • Anita Cooper
    Thomas Mitchell
    Thomas Mitchell
    • George Cooper
    Porter Hall
    Porter Hall
    • Harvey Chase
    Barbara Read
    Barbara Read
    • Rhoda Cooper
    Maurice Moscovitch
    Maurice Moscovitch
    • Max Rubens
    Elisabeth Risdon
    Elisabeth Risdon
    • Cora Payne
    Minna Gombell
    Minna Gombell
    • Nellie Chase
    Ray Mayer
    • Robert Cooper
    Ralph Remley
    • Bill Payne
    Louise Beavers
    Louise Beavers
    • Mamie
    Louis Jean Heydt
    Louis Jean Heydt
    • Doctor
    Gene Morgan
    Gene Morgan
    • Carlton Gorman
    Granville Bates
    Granville Bates
    • Mr. Hunter
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Jeanne Beeks
    • Minor Role
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    William Begg
    William Begg
    • Nightclub Patron
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    Ferike Boros
    Ferike Boros
    • Sarah Rubens
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    • Regia
      • Leo McCarey
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Viña Delmar
      • Josephine Lawrence
      • Helen Leary
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    9apocalypse later

    Overlooked gem.

    Beulah Bondi gave her greatest performance as a mistreated elderly mother in this bittersweet, highly underrated Leo McCarey gem. Oscar should have noticed. (Actually, McCarey did win the Best Director Oscar that year, for the screwball comedy "The Awful Truth" - also written by Vena Delmar. In his acceptance speech, McCarey thanked the Academy, but said "you've given me this for the wrong film" - referring to "Make Way For Tomorrow.") Believe it or not, Bondi was only 48 at the time of filming, only four years older than the actors playing her children. A marvelous performance, and a lovely film
    8zetes

    Hard to find classic now on DVD from Criterion

    It took me a while to get into this one. It's kind of awkward and uncomfortable, but it turns out that's largely the point. The story is about an elderly married couple (Victor Moore and Beulah Bondi) who lose their house to the bank. None of their five children has enough room for both of them, so they end up breaking up, supposedly temporarily, to live in the homes of two of their children. Moore goes with his daughter (Minna Gombell) and Bondi goes with her son (Thomas Mitchell). Much of the movie focuses on Bondi living with her son's family (Fay Bainter is Mitchell's wife and Barbara Read his daughter). It's Hell for all of them. Bondi's old fashioned ways are annoying to the family. She herself feels out of place and confused, having lived with her husband for 50 years. Meanwhile, Moore is having just as awful a time at his daughter's place. The whole picture finds its way to one of the most satisfying and powerful final acts I've seen, where the old couple finally reunites. It's pretty much the first time in the film we see them spend a significant amount of time together, and these two people who seemed so awkward apart feel like a whole together. We see their love, we feel for what they've lost. It's absolutely gorgeous. The very end of the film is a killer. I've never quite seen a film like this (well, Tokyo Story is obviously in part based on this). On a rewatch, I think it may be a lot stronger, but I liked it a heck of a lot this time around.
    8bkoganbing

    The Twilight Years

    No big box office names grace Make Way For Tomorrow, but Leo McCarey put together a great ensemble cast in this story about old age and the consequences thereof in 1937 America. Though Social Security had just passed, no one would see any money from it until 1942 and health insurance was strictly for those who could afford it.

    But Beulah Bondi and Victor Moore who are in relatively good health all things considered are not entering the twilight years of a happy life together without some big problems. The family homestead as did many family homesteads during the Depression has been taken by the bank, forcing Victor and Beulah to look to their children for help.

    In those days that's exactly what used to happen. But none of their five children can take on both of them, they have no room. So Beulah goes to live with son Thomas Mitchell and his wife and daughter Fay Bainter and Barbara Read. Moore goes to live with daughter Elizabeth Risdon and husband Ralph Remley. In both households the parents are made to feel in the way and in some respects they were.

    It was the cruelest kind of punishment to separate two people who spent half a century together. But that's what happens to both. Before the end of the film, the two spend a day in New York reminiscing of lost youth and the good times therein.

    Moore and Bondi were around the same age as their 'children' and were made to look much older. Bondi made a specialty of playing much older than she was and in fact did live into her nineties. As for Moore though he was doing character roles now, he was a big comedy star on the Broadway stage going back to the ragtime era. His biggest role on Broadway was co-starring with Fay Templeton in George M. Cohan's 45 Minutes From Broadway.

    Especially in the last half hour Moore and Bondi will pull all the emotional restraints from your soul. They really do become an idealized version of parents and grandparents. Make Way For Tomorrow is heartstring touching movie and hasn't dated one bit.
    10captain-bill

    It Will Tear Your Heart Out

    I purchased the Criterion Collection DVD of this movie, intending to rip it out of its packaging and watch it straightaway. Instead, I let it reside on the shelf for several weeks, and only got around to watching it a few days ago.

    "Make Way for Tomorrow" has joined my very personal list of the greatest American movies. Its direction is so transparent, one might think it wasn't directed at all, but spontaneously happened in front of the camera. The acting is so unforced and natural, you might think you are watching your neighbors. Of course, such acting and direction are really difficult to achieve, so I wonder why I had not come across this masterpiece before.

    Orson Welles is reported to have said it could make a stone cry. He was right. When I watched this movie, I certainly cried for the first time in about five years, having been unable to do so before I saw this incredible film that validates cinema. (Why not cry before this? PTSD, father died, partner died, a car hit me resulting in major injuries.) Don't be put off by thoughts of downer subject matter; if you love life and love cinema, you owe it to yourself to see this great, great movie.
    SkippyDevereaux

    No aging parent should go through this treatment

    One of the greatest tear-jerkers of all time. The sad tale of how two parents lose their house and not one of their children will let their own parents live with them. I agree, Miss Bondi deserved to win the Oscar that year but what else can I say about that subject. If you ever get to see this film, bring along a box of tissues. Make that two.

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      When Leo McCarey received his 1938 Best Director Oscar for L'orribile verità (1937), he reportedly said that he got it for the wrong film, a clear reference to his fondness for this film.
    • Blooper
      Nellie's arm jumps from her ear to her lap when she says, "I'll have to talk to Harvey about it."
    • Citazioni

      Rhoda Cooper: Why don't you face facts, Grandma?

      Lucy Cooper: [patting Rhoda's hand] Oh, Rhoda! When you're seventeen and the world's beautiful, facing facts is just as slick fun as dancing or going to parties, but when you're seventy... well, you don't care about dancing, you don't think about parties anymore, and about the only fun you have left is pretending that there ain't any facts to face, so would you mind if I just went on pretending?

    • Connessioni
      Featured in Tomorrow, Yesterday, and Today (2010)
    • Colonne sonore
      When a St. Louis Woman Comes Down to New Orleans
      (1934) (uncredited)

      Written by Arthur Johnston, Sam Coslow and Gene Austin

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    • Data di uscita
      • 3 novembre 1937 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, Stati Uniti(Studio)
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