Belinda

Título original: Johnny Belinda

1948
Approved
1h 42min

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7.7/10

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Theatrical Trailer from Warner Bros. Pictures

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Un amable médico se ofrece voluntario como tutor de una mujer sordomuda, pero el escándalo empieza a arreciar cuando su pupila es violada y se queda embarazada.Un amable médico se ofrece voluntario como tutor de una mujer sordomuda, pero el escándalo empieza a arreciar cuando su pupila es violada y se queda embarazada.Un amable médico se ofrece voluntario como tutor de una mujer sordomuda, pero el escándalo empieza a arreciar cuando su pupila es violada y se queda embarazada.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 6 premios ganados y 13 nominaciones en total

Gracie Anderson
(sin créditos)

Arthur Berkeley

Man at Reunion
(sin créditos)

Monte Blue

Ben
(sin créditos)

Jess Cavin

Man on Jury
(sin créditos)

James Craven

Interpreter
(sin créditos)

Franklyn Farnum

Man on Jury
(sin créditos)

Al Ferguson

Man Reciting Lord's Prayer
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Jane Wyman's Oscar acceptance speech is reportedly the shortest on record for Best Actress: "I won this award by keeping my mouth shut and I think I'll do it again."

Errores
The adoption papers from the council misspell the possessive "its" as "it's."

Citas
Dr. Robert Richardson: There's only one shame - failing a human being that needs you.

Versiones alternativas
Also shown in computer colorized version.

Conexiones
Featured in Hollywood: The Fabulous Era (1962)

Bandas sonoras
The Maple Leaf Forever
(uncredited)
Music by Alexander Muir
Played during opening narration

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underestimated

I had always written Jane Wyman off as just the ex-wife of Ronald Reagan and the matriarch of the Falcon Crest clan, but this movie really changed my mind about her. I was completely blown away by her performance as a deaf-mute. It is very easy to fall into stereotypes when playing physically challenged roles (especially in 1948), but Wyman underplays her part with great skill. She rises above the melodrama of the film without saying a single word and everything can be seen in her eyes. This film is truly a shining moment in her career.