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O Ponteiro da Saudade

Título original: The Clock
  • 1945
  • Approved
  • 1 h 30 min
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Judy Garland and Robert Walker in O Ponteiro da Saudade (1945)
In 1945, during a 48-hour leave, a soldier accidentally meets a girl at Pennsylvania Station and spends his leave with her, eventually falling in love with the lovely New Yorker.
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Um soldado acidentalmente conhece uma garota na Pennsylvania Station, ele acaba se apaixonando pela adorável nova-iorquina.Um soldado acidentalmente conhece uma garota na Pennsylvania Station, ele acaba se apaixonando pela adorável nova-iorquina.Um soldado acidentalmente conhece uma garota na Pennsylvania Station, ele acaba se apaixonando pela adorável nova-iorquina.

  • Direção
    • Vincente Minnelli
    • Fred Zinnemann
  • Roteiristas
    • Robert Nathan
    • Joseph Schrank
    • Paul Gallico
  • Artistas
    • Judy Garland
    • Robert Walker
    • James Gleason
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,3/10
    4,3 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Vincente Minnelli
      • Fred Zinnemann
    • Roteiristas
      • Robert Nathan
      • Joseph Schrank
      • Paul Gallico
    • Artistas
      • Judy Garland
      • Robert Walker
      • James Gleason
    • 80Avaliações de usuários
    • 35Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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      • 4 vitórias no total

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    Judy Garland
    Judy Garland
    • Alice Maybery
    Robert Walker
    Robert Walker
    • Corporal Joe Allen
    James Gleason
    James Gleason
    • Al Henry
    Keenan Wynn
    Keenan Wynn
    • The Drunk
    Marshall Thompson
    Marshall Thompson
    • Bill
    Lucile Gleason
    Lucile Gleason
    • Mrs. Al Henry
    Ruth Brady
    Ruth Brady
    • Helen
    Eddie Acuff
    Eddie Acuff
    • First Subway Official
    • (não creditado)
    Florence Allen
    Florence Allen
    • Woman in Penn Station
    • (não creditado)
    Jack Arkin
    • Man in Penn Station
    • (não creditado)
    Jessie Arnold
    Jessie Arnold
    • Woman in Penn Station
    • (não creditado)
    Paulita Arvizu
    • Woman in Penn Station
    • (não creditado)
    King Baggot
    King Baggot
    • Man in Subway
    • (não creditado)
    William Bailey
    William Bailey
    • Seal Act Spectator in Park
    • (não creditado)
    • …
    E.J. Ballantine
    E.J. Ballantine
    • Hymie Schwartz
    • (não creditado)
    Charles Bates
    Charles Bates
    • Child
    • (não creditado)
    Jack Baxley
    • Information Clerk
    • (não creditado)
    Bunny Beatty
    • Nurse
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Vincente Minnelli
      • Fred Zinnemann
    • Roteiristas
      • Robert Nathan
      • Joseph Schrank
      • Paul Gallico
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Young lovers in New York

    New York during WWII is at the center of this film. It was an era of innocence in the Big Apple. Despite the war being fought overseas, young servicemen came for some serious r&r before going to the front, and perhaps, to an imminent death. It is in this setting where we first meet the protagonists of this charming film that has to be one of the best films about the subject ever brought to the screen.

    Judy Garland, a rising star at MGM was a singing sensation. That is why her appearance as Alice Newberry showed audiences her acting range. Ms. Garland was a charismatic woman who proved to be the right choice to play this adorable young secretary who meets an unknown G.I. and falls in love with him during a short stay in New York. Joe Allen, an inexperienced young man feels lost as he emerges to face the crowds. Inevitably, Joe and Alice were meant to meet. They fall into an easy relationship that will lead into Joe asking Alice to marry him.

    Judy Garland is marvelous as Alice. She shows an uncanny sense for doing something that seemed to come naturally. She lights up the screen throughout the film. Robert Walker, with his good looks, is also an asset as the confused Army man who doesn't know the ins and outs of living in the big city. James Gleason, a character actor of many films, also appears as a friendly milkman who befriends the couple as they emerge from the park. In a way, the film shows how naive people were during those days. Now, they wouldn't be caught dead in the park at night.

    Vincent Minnelli directed with a sure hand. It shows in the finished product. This is one of the epitomes of what a romantic movie was all about.
    harry-76

    Wartime Romance

    Among the things I admire in this slight romantic drama is the most impressive set representing New York's Pennsylvania Station. It is certainly a fine achievement, designed by Cedric Gibbons and William Ferrari.

    Likewise, George Folsey's lovely black and white cinematograpy is perfect for the "brief encounter" tale. Director Vincent Minnelli (replacing Fred Zinnemann) took special care to see that Judy Garland looked as fetching as possible, and she does. It is her most beautiful makeup in films, and her performance matches it well.

    It's hard to believe the entire film was done in Hollywood's Culver City (using real NYC footage and backdrops) which is a tribute to the production staff and crew. They certainly obtained the Manhattan atmosphere, while telling a simple story of youthful wartime romance.
    8bkoganbing

    A Simple Love Story

    The first, but by no means the last non-musical film that Arthur Freed produced at MGM was The Clock based on a short story by Paul and Pauline Gallico about a whirlwind 48 hour romance between a soldier on leave and a young girl in New York. The title refers to the famous clock in Pennsylvania Station where they first meet and later agree to a rendezvous there.

    The young lovers are Robert Walker and Judy Garland. Walker the previous year had scored with a couple of breakthrough roles in Since You Went Away and See Here Private Hargrove. Garland was doing her first non-singing part on screen.

    It's a tender and touching story about young people in war time. Walker is playing an extension of the earnest young soldier he played in Since You Went Away. You can see his character living home and hearth and grandfather Monty Woolley from Since You Went Away and having a 48 hour leave and meeting Judy Garland.

    Originally Fred Zinneman was to direct The Clock, but he and Garland had no rapport and Zinneman himself got Arthur Freed to take him off. Judy's then husband Vincente Minnelli finished his work on Ziegfeld Follies and came over to direct his wife. This was also Minnelli's first non-musical effort in any medium since on the stage he had done nothing but musicals.

    James Gleason almost steals the film from Walker and Garland as the romantic minded milkman who gives them a lift and then when he gets injured, they finish his deliveries. Walker and Garland then join Gleason for breakfast at his home where his wife is played by his real life wife Lucille Gleason. They would suffer a horrific tragedy that year when their son Russell Gleason was killed in a fall from a window, circumstances still unknown. In fact this was a tragic film all around because both Walker and Garland died way too young.

    Keenan Wynn is in the film for one scene and it's a good one as he does a great drunk act.

    The Clock is a fine romantic story that still holds up well for today. For lovers of young love everywhere.
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    Wartime romance glows with performances of Garland and Walker...

    A simple little wartime love story about a boy and girl who fall in love during his 24-hour leave is what lies at the heart of "The Clock". Amazingly, considering how authentic all the New York scenes look, the entire film was done at MGM's studio lot--even the scenes at Penn Station which was recreated by studio craftsmen with startling accuracy.

    But the most genuine moments in the film are the performances of the two stars--Judy Garland (in her first non-singing dramatic role) and Robert Walker. The freshness of their appeal is evident in every scene--whether it's their first awkward meeting, the night they spend helping milkman James Gleason deliver his goods, or their last desperate moments together. Vincente Minnelli's sensitive direction shows Garland at her most poignant and vulnerable. Robert Walker makes an excellent co-star.

    By all means, catch this little gem if you can. It's one of the best wartime films, a simple romance, honest and warmly appealing. Should make servicemen recall the hectic moments some of them may have gone through themselves.
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    A soldier on leave meets a young woman in wartime New York City

    Two tragic, wonderful performers, Robert Walker and Judy Garland, star as a soldier and the girl he meets in "The Clock," a wartime love story also starring James Gleason, Lucille Gleason, Ruth Brady, Marshall Thompson, and Keenan Wynn.

    Joe (Walker), on leave before he ships out, is in the big city when he meets Alice (Garland) as the heel falls off of her shoe on an escalator. His charm and enthusiasm soon overcome her, and before she knows it, she's agreed to spend time with him. They embark on an adventure which takes them to the museum and Central Park, where they meet milkman Gleason and end up delivering his products when he is accidentally knocked in the face by a drunk (Keenan Wynn) in a coffee shop. When day dawns, Alice and Joe come to a realization.

    This is a frenetic, high-energy movie, beautifully orchestrated by Vincente Minnelli, who manages to keep the tender love story in focus as the couple dashes around New York, losing one another, finding one another, doing a milk run, the pace picking up and becoming even more frantic as they race against the clock towards the end of the film. Then it all stops, and there is calmness and silence as "The Clock" draws to a close.

    The clock is a symbol of the limited time they have together, and a symbol of their meeting place - under the clock at the Astor Hotel - and where they find one another after one makes it on the subway and the other doesn't. It's a haunting symbol as Minnelli vividly paints a New York atmosphere with its crowds and bustling with the underpinning of World War II. And imagine - you could go into Central Park at night in the '40s and come out alive.

    Judy Garland, in the same studio as Lana Turner, Ava Gardner, and many other beauties, probably never appreciated what made her beautiful. In "The Clock," "The Pirate," and "Meet Me in St. Louis," she is at her loveliest, slender and luminous with enormous eyes and a sweet, girlish, vulnerable quality. Walker, who would be bloated and dead six years after this film's release, was doubtless still reeling from problems in his private life when he made this film, but he is handsome, deft with a line, and brimming with youth. He and Garland make a wonderful couple.

    It's sad to think about what happened to these actors, but one is confident about the characters in "The Clock." Released in 1945, the war would soon be over, and Garland's ending monologue (originally to be said by Walker) rings true. "Whoever is making the arrangements is doing pretty well by us," she says. Too bad it wasn't the same for them in real life.

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      The escalator in the Penn Station scene where Alice loses her shoe heel had unusually high sides to disguise that fact that it wasn't a real escalator at all. Wartime material shortages and restrictions prohibited MGM from building a real escalator, so the studio compromised with a conveyor belt. At no time in the scenes do you actually see escalator steps.
    • Erros de gravação
      As they're riding up Fifth Avenue on the bus, she points out Radio City and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Radio City isn't on Fifth Avenue, it's on Sixth Avenue. A moment or so later, as the continue riding up Fifth Avenue, the statue of Atlas at Rockefeller Center is seen in the rear projection background. The statue is directly across from the cathedral, which they should've passed already.
    • Citações

      Alice Maybery: Sometimes when a girl dates a soldier she isn't only thinking of herself. She knows he's alone and far away from home and no one to talk to and... What are you staring at?

      Corporal Joe Allen: You've got brown eyes.

    • Versões alternativas
      Also shown in computer colorized version.
    • Conexões
      Featured in The Men Who Made the Movies: Vincente Minnelli (1973)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      If I Had You
      (uncredited)

      Music by Ted Shapiro, Jimmy Campbell and Reginald Connelly

      Heard as background music

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 25 de maio de 1945 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Italiano
      • Espanhol
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      • Campanas del destino
    • Locações de filme
      • Hollywood, Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA(Studio)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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      • US$ 1.324.000 (estimativa)
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 30 minutos
    • Cor
      • Black and White
    • Proporção
      • 1.37 : 1

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