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Infâmia

Título original: These Three
  • 1936
  • Approved
  • 1 h 33 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,4/10
3,3 mil
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Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea, and Merle Oberon in Infâmia (1936)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo schoolteachers and the man they both love face ruin when a malicious student cooks up a lie.Two schoolteachers and the man they both love face ruin when a malicious student cooks up a lie.Two schoolteachers and the man they both love face ruin when a malicious student cooks up a lie.

  • Direção
    • William Wyler
  • Roteirista
    • Lillian Hellman
  • Artistas
    • Miriam Hopkins
    • Merle Oberon
    • Joel McCrea
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,4/10
    3,3 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • William Wyler
    • Roteirista
      • Lillian Hellman
    • Artistas
      • Miriam Hopkins
      • Merle Oberon
      • Joel McCrea
    • 53Avaliações de usuários
    • 16Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Indicado a 1 Oscar
      • 3 vitórias e 2 indicações no total

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    Miriam Hopkins
    Miriam Hopkins
    • Martha
    Merle Oberon
    Merle Oberon
    • Karen
    Joel McCrea
    Joel McCrea
    • Dr. Cardin
    Catherine Doucet
    Catherine Doucet
    • Mrs. Mortar
    • (as Catharine Doucet)
    Alma Kruger
    Alma Kruger
    • Mrs. Tilford
    Bonita Granville
    Bonita Granville
    • Mary Tilford
    Marcia Mae Jones
    Marcia Mae Jones
    • Rosalie
    Carmencita Johnson
    Carmencita Johnson
    • Evelyn
    Mary Anne Durkin
    • Joyce
    • (as Mary Ann Durkin)
    Margaret Hamilton
    Margaret Hamilton
    • Agatha
    Walter Brennan
    Walter Brennan
    • Taxi Driver
    Joan Barclay
    Joan Barclay
    • Schoolgirl
    • (não creditado)
    Al Bridge
    Al Bridge
    • Mrs. Walton's Chauffeur
    • (não creditado)
    Ann Bupp
    • Minor Role
    • (não creditado)
    Tommy Bupp
    Tommy Bupp
    • Boy on Merry-Go-Round
    • (não creditado)
    Sally Conlin
    • Schoolgirl
    • (não creditado)
    Ray Cooke
    Ray Cooke
    • Soda Clerk
    • (não creditado)
    Marie Louise Cooper
    • Helen Burton
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • William Wyler
    • Roteirista
      • Lillian Hellman
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários53

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    dougdoepke

    A Grabber

    Plot- Two women college graduates turn an old house wreck into a girls school where both can teach. Trouble is an obnoxious student undercuts the school with wicked gossip. At the same time, both are stuck on the same man, a doctor.

    Oh my gosh! Talk about nasty kids. Not since little Patty McCormack in the Bad Seed (1956) have I seen such a wicked little girl. Granville dominates the film as school girl Mary (note the ironic Biblical name), with a penetrating stare, a cunning manner, and a brutal core. If kids were honored with an Oscar, she deserved one. On the other hand, there's a persuasively appealing Martha Mae Jones as Mary's abused victim. In fact I was almost crying with her. Between them, they dominate the film's dramatic effect. Surprisingly, the two marquee actresses, Hopkins & Oberon, are more recessive, supplying two sides of a romantic triangle with McCrea as the male third part. The triangle, however, is dominated by the gossipy part, though the two do intersect at points. Meanwhile, in the background, producer Goldwyn has mounted an impressive production, especially that rat-in fested mansion in the first part.

    Speaking of house wrecks, I like the way the movie shows the extensive labor involved in restoring it as a school where Oberon and Hopkins can teach. That way, we get a sense of tragedy when the two lose their hard-won investment. Still, I wonder how McCrea's doctor finds the time to do all the repair work he does. If the flick has a weak point, I think it's McCrea's who's an attractive leading man but much too foot-loose for a plausible doctor's role. All in all, his part appears poorly conceived. On the other hand, who better to get a commanding grip on nasty little Mary than the Wicked Witch of the West, which the great Margaret Hamilton does.

    All in all, it's a compelling movie thanks mainly to the two over-arching young actresses. Together, they turn the work into a memorable look at the potential effects of errant gossip. So give it a try.
    Doylenf

    I cannot tell a lie--brilliant!!

    This version of Lillian Hellman's play "The Children's Hour" is by far more satisfying than the Audrey Hepburn-Shirley MacLaine remake in the 1960s which retained the lesbianism theme while revolving around a child's lie.

    Instead, this earlier William Wyler version changes the slanderous lie to a heterosexual one--and none of the power is lost in the telling of a tale about a manipulative young girl's lie that destroys the lives of three innocent people.

    The acting is all on an extraordinarily high level here--everyone, from Merle Oberon to Miriam Hopkins to Joel McCrea and especially little Bonita Granville (as a liar who even stoops to blackmail to keep her lie afloat). As the terrorized girl, Marcia Mae Jones is every bit as adept as the others in making the entire story a convincing one.

    The power of a lie to destroy others has never been more effectively played out than it is here. Under William Wyler's direction, the screenplay has been expanded with enough outdoor scenes to keep the film from seeming like a filmed stage play.

    Joel McCrea has never been more effective in a sympathetic role. He and Merle Oberon are impressive and wholly believable as the young lovers. Miriam Hopkins has a difficult role and she handles it brilliantly. Bonita Granville fully deserved her Oscar nomination as the monstrous girl, sparing nothing to make her one of the most hateful brats in screen history.

    Well worth watching for some brilliant performances and a compelling story.
    10Ron Oliver

    Love & Lies

    Three innocent people have their lives shattered by malicious gossip.

    THESE THREE is a vividly acted, excruciatingly dramatic look at how unrequited love & evil lies can undermine relationships and destroy reputations. Lillian Hellman authored the script (and altered the emotional bias) from her original play, The Children's Hour and director William Wyler created a film which never lets up in its emotional intensity. The viewer feels terribly for the three protagonists as they suffer unjustly and equally powerless to do anything about it.

    Teachers Miriam Hopkins & Merle Oberon both love doctor Joel McCrea. One will win him, the other will hurt quietly. All three act at a perfect pitch, each performer complementing and supporting the other two, most especially when their characters experience the devastation created by a wicked student (played with chilling persuasion by Bonita Granville).

    Two fine character actresses now in danger of being forgotten have important supporting roles. Catherine Doucet plays Hopkins' silly, vindictive aunt, a vain woman completely capable of doing the wrong thing every time. Alma Kruger plays Granville's wealthy grandmother, proud & patrician, she is seduced into doing much harm through her unwise love.

    In a small role, Walter Brennan is a joy as a rustic taxi driver. Marcia Mae Jones is quite compelling as a child struggling against enormous iniquity. Marvelous Margaret Hamilton, as Kruger's no-nonsense hatchet-faced housekeeper, gets to deliver one of cinema's most satisfying face slaps.

    Movie mavens will recognize an uncredited Greta Meyer as a Viennese waitress.
    8blanche-2

    Powerful, beautifully acted film

    "These Three" is an absorbing film that somehow manages to retain its integrity despite being different from the play, "The Children's Hour," on which it is based. Having seen the later film, "The Children's Hour," about two teachers accused of lesbianism, I wondered how the 1936 film would measure up. The answer: Brilliantly.

    Part of the reason for this is, as Lilliam Hellman, the playwright herself stated - the play isn't really about lesbianism, it's about a children's lie. And the vicious, destructive lie of a child is still central here, though now it concerns the supposed affair of Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea, who is engaged to marry Merle Oberon, Hopkins' partner in a girls school. Another reason for the film's success is the flawless direction by William Wyler, and last but not least, a sympathetic trio. Hopkins is a standout with her strong, passionate performance.

    Bonita Granville, the bad seed, is such an evil, blackmailing brat, that I'm sure when 1936 audiences saw Margaret Hamilton slap her, they broke into applause. I nearly did, and I was watching it alone! It's an unrelenting performance, though she's such a walking horror show, it's remarkable anyone believed her in her "earnest" moments, which were calculated, as only a monster's can be! Highly recommended.
    9planktonrules

    Despite the changes to Miss Hellman's play, the movie is grand!

    In Lillian Hellman's original play, THE CHILDREN'S HOUR, the scandal involved lesbianism--certainly NOT a topic they were allowed to address in Hollywood in the strengthened Production Code era. Starting around 1935, Hollywood bowed to pressure to clean up the movies and feature more wholesome images. While today some see this as a totally negative thing, you must understand that nudity, violence, crudeness and very adult topics were frequently used in films and there was no rating system. So, kids might go to the theaters and see rather graphic nude swimming scenes (TARZAN AND HIS MATE and BIRD OF PARADISE are good examples) or Frank McHugh giving someone "the finger" (PARATROOPER). As a result, SOME sort of system needed to be created, though I will admit some of the resulting products from Hollywood were a bit bland. In regard to THE CHILDREN'S HOUR, there was no way the studios would be allowed to discuss homosexuality during this era, so they changed the allegations to promiscuity between a man and a woman. This did NOT appreciably alter the play nor its impact and reportedly Miss Hellman was happy with the film despite this minor change--minor in that it resulted in only minor alterations to the script and kept the overall message intact.

    The resulting film, THESE THREE, was produced by David O. Selznick, directed by William Wyler and starred Miriam Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea. With this terrific combination of talents and the Hellman script, it certainly isn't much of a surprise that the film was excellent throughout--and one of the better pictures of the 1930s. About the only negative at all about the play was the performance of young Bonita Granville. While generally very good (earning her an Oscar nomination), it was at times also a tad over-the-top--and she acted so histrionic that you wonder what sane person would believe all of her lies!!! If this had been toned down just a bit (making her a little more subtle), the film would have earned a 10. As it is, it's still a terrific film with an original and wonderful script.

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    • Curiosidades
      The play was partly inspired by an actual case in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1810, "Miss Pirie and Miss Woods vs. Dame Cumming Gordon." Two schoolteachers, Jane Pirie and Marianne Woods, were falsely accused of having a lesbian affair by a pupil, Jane Gordon. Under the influence of Jane's grandmother, Dame Cumming Gordon, the school's students were removed by their parents and the school was shut down. Pirie and Woods filed a libel suit against Dame Cumming Gordon and won the case, but given the destruction of their lives and standing in the community, it was considered a hollow victory.
    • Erros de gravação
      During Karen (Merle Oberon) and Dr. Cardin's (Joel McCrea) engagement, the cake in Karen's hand keeps changing from chocolate to white between shots.
    • Citações

      Karen Wright: [referring to Mary and Mrs. Amelia Tilford] The wicked very young... and the wicked very old.

    • Conexões
      Featured in American Masters: Directed by William Wyler (1986)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de março de 1936 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Alemão
      • Francês
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    • Também conhecido como
      • These Three
    • Locações de filme
      • Franklin Canyon Reservoir, Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA
    • Empresa de produção
      • The Samuel Goldwyn Company
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      1 hora 33 minutos
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