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IHRE BEWERTUNG
Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn the Pacific during WWII, a Roman Catholic widow falls for a tough lieutenant colonel.In the Pacific during WWII, a Roman Catholic widow falls for a tough lieutenant colonel.In the Pacific during WWII, a Roman Catholic widow falls for a tough lieutenant colonel.
- Für 2 Oscars nominiert
- 2 Nominierungen insgesamt
Claude Akins
- Big Soldier
- (Nicht genannt)
Nina Borget
- French Woman
- (Nicht genannt)
George Brenlin
- Casualty
- (Nicht genannt)
Lorayne Brox
- Sissie
- (Nicht genannt)
Evelyn Cotton
- Beth
- (Nicht genannt)
Maynard Ferguson
- Trumpet Player in Dance Scene
- (Nicht genannt)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesAuch Helden können weinen (1956) has been out of circulation for many decades. In 2011, when Olive Films began appropriating the Paramount catalog for DVD and Blu-ray issues, this movie was announced for U.S. release, but it never materialized. The film continues to languish in the Paramount vaults.
- PatzerThe US Army Air Force C-47 cargo planes are painted in post WWII paint scheme rather than the wartime green. When the Air Force became a separate service in 1947 the white over bare metal paint scheme as seen in the movie was adopted.
- Zitate
Chaplain Lt. (jg) Holmes: It must be wonderful to feel that one has lived such a perfect life... that forgiveness has never been necessary.
Ausgewählte Rezension
An intriguing recounting of the tolls of war from a human standpoint without graphic depiction of battle scenes, this focuses upon the lives of four primary characters stationed in Guadalcanal and/or Bataan, in the South Pacific, during World War II.
"The Proud and Profane" (Paramount, 1956) studies psychological aspects of its characters: Lieutenant Colonal Colin Black (William Holden in a belligerent role), Lee Ashley (Deborah Kerr as a determined force), Kate Connors (Thelma Ritter as a no-nonsense nursing supervisor), Eddie Wodcik (Dewey Martin as an innocent serviceman) and Chaplain Holmes (William Redfield as an altruistic minister).
While Lee volunteers with Kate's Red Cross troop with an ulterior motive in mind, Colin finds himself drawn to her unattainable reserve. Kate provides common sense for Lee to abide by and also security for the nurses and wounded service personal in her charge, as well as for Eddie, whom she treats as her nephew.
Produced by William Perlberg, directed by George Seaton, with its screenplay by George Seaton, based on a novel by Lucy Herndon Crockett, this wartime drama pleasantly buffers the viewer from unwelcome scenes of direct enemy attacks. Filmed in Black & White on location in Puerto Rico, this affords the viewer arrays of tropical scenery and often contains aerial footage of panoramic mountain scenery, as well as its calm coastal plains and lagoons.
Its capable cast handles its material well, with poignant portrayals of those who serve and suffer...in more ways than one.
"The Proud and Profane" (Paramount, 1956) studies psychological aspects of its characters: Lieutenant Colonal Colin Black (William Holden in a belligerent role), Lee Ashley (Deborah Kerr as a determined force), Kate Connors (Thelma Ritter as a no-nonsense nursing supervisor), Eddie Wodcik (Dewey Martin as an innocent serviceman) and Chaplain Holmes (William Redfield as an altruistic minister).
While Lee volunteers with Kate's Red Cross troop with an ulterior motive in mind, Colin finds himself drawn to her unattainable reserve. Kate provides common sense for Lee to abide by and also security for the nurses and wounded service personal in her charge, as well as for Eddie, whom she treats as her nephew.
Produced by William Perlberg, directed by George Seaton, with its screenplay by George Seaton, based on a novel by Lucy Herndon Crockett, this wartime drama pleasantly buffers the viewer from unwelcome scenes of direct enemy attacks. Filmed in Black & White on location in Puerto Rico, this affords the viewer arrays of tropical scenery and often contains aerial footage of panoramic mountain scenery, as well as its calm coastal plains and lagoons.
Its capable cast handles its material well, with poignant portrayals of those who serve and suffer...in more ways than one.
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Box Office
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 3.900.000 $
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 51 Minuten
- Farbe
- Seitenverhältnis
- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was Auch Helden können weinen (1956) officially released in India in English?
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