Le bruit et la fureur

Original title: The Sound and the Fury

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6.2/10

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Yul Brynner and Joanne Woodward in Le bruit et la fureur (1959)

Drama focusing on a family of Southern aristocrats who are trying to deal with the dissolution of their clan and the loss of its reputation, faith, fortunes, and respect.

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Drama focusing on a family of Southern aristocrats who are trying to deal with the dissolution of their clan and the loss of its reputation, faith, fortunes, and respect.Drama focusing on a family of Southern aristocrats who are trying to deal with the dissolution of their clan and the loss of its reputation, faith, fortunes, and respect.Drama focusing on a family of Southern aristocrats who are trying to deal with the dissolution of their clan and the loss of its reputation, faith, fortunes, and respect.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

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Luster
(as Stephen Perry)

Bill Gunn

T.P. - Dilsey's Grandson
(as William Gunn)

Roy Glenn

Don Ames

Townsman
(uncredited)

Jean Carson

Mary Ellen
(uncredited)

William Challee

Roustabout
(uncredited)

Esther Dale

Mrs. Maud Mansfield
(uncredited)

Walt Davis

Townsman
(uncredited)

Gary Diamond

Boy
(uncredited)

Director
- Martin Ritt
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Trivia
Ethel Waters' final film.

Goofs
When Caddy and Quentin are talking in Caddy's bedroom, the shadow of the boom mic is visible in the mirror above the dressing table.

Quotes
Jason Compson: Anybody could make you feel like a woman!

Connections
Referenced in Sacrée famille: The Homecoming (1983)

Soundtracks
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aka "The Year of Jubilo"
Music by Henry Clay Work
Played by the marching band

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5/10

Interesting Southern Gothic, complete with its clichés

Why is it that all stories regarding the South have to have at least one character who is mentally challenged? Oh well, at least Jack Warden was convincing.

Predictably dreary directing by Martin Ritt (Hud; Hombre).

Brynner was definitely out of place as the lead, but Georgia native Woodward was right on target.

British actress Margaret Leigton was terrific. She's another reminder that even in the 50's, some of Hollywood's best were skinny, chain-smoking women from across the pond. Some things never change, I guess.

The print I saw on INHD was in excellent shape. I wonder why this hasn't been released on DVD.