Girl of the Port

1930
Passed
1h 9m

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Mitchell Lewis, Sally O'Neil, and Reginald Sharland in Girl of the Port (1930)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA showgirl marooned in Fiji helps a shell-shocked veteran face his fearsA showgirl marooned in Fiji helps a shell-shocked veteran face his fearsA showgirl marooned in Fiji helps a shell-shocked veteran face his fears

Director
- Bert Glennon
Writers
- Beulah Marie Dix
- John Russell
Stars

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5,8/10

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MA NOTE

Director
- Bert Glennon
Writers
- Beulah Marie Dix
- John Russell
Stars

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Rôles principaux17

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Sally O'Neil

Josie

Reginald Sharland

Mitchell Lewis

McEwen

Duke Kahanamoku

Kalita

Donald MacKenzie

MacDougal

Renée Macready

Enid

Arthur Clayton

Burke

Gerald Barry

Cruce

Barrie O'Daniels

Blair

John Webb Dillion

Cole
(as John Webb Dillon)

William P. Burt

Toady
(as William Burt)

Hugh Crumplin

Wade

James Eagles

WWI Soldier
(uncredited)

Crauford Kent

Englishman
(uncredited)

Frank Lackteen

Barfly
(uncredited)

Jack Norton

Drunk
(uncredited)

John Rogers

Englishman
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
When Josie first meets Jim in the bar, she asks him for money to pay for his drinks and he pulls something out of his pocket and puts it on the table. Josie picks it up and it's a miniature (lapel) version of the Victoria Cross - the UK's highest military award. Its equivalent in the U.S. would be the Medal of Honor.

Gaffes
Although set in the tropical marine climate of Fiji, when Josie is making her way to MacDougal's bar in the rain, the condensation of her breath is visible when she speaks. Filming of this picture took place in the late fall and early winter of 1929.

Citations
Title Card: Not all the casualties of war are in the hospital cots. There are wounds of the spirit as lasting as those of the flesh, but less pitied, and little understood. Few know the dark fears brought back from the battlefront.

Autres versions
RKO released a silent version for theaters that had not yet installed expensive sound equipment.

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9/10

Ahead of its time

It's hard to believe this is 1930.

This top-notch film includes PTSD, alcoholism, racism, sexual harassment, and even fire-walking. It's white-supremacy themes could come out of recent headlines in VA. It goes on to explore the motivation some people have for looking down on other races.

And I think it took 50 years for fire-walking to become popular.

Sally O'Neil is perfect. She gets all the best lines, and delivers them convincingly.