An American Romance

1944
Approved
2h 31m

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Brian Donlevy and Ann Richards in An American Romance (1944)

Stefan Dangos a immigré en Amérique et a gravi les échelons des mines de fer et des aciéries pour devenir une grande réussite américaine en tant qu'industriel.Stefan Dangos a immigré en Amérique et a gravi les échelons des mines de fer et des aciéries pour devenir une grande réussite américaine en tant qu'industriel.Stefan Dangos a immigré en Amérique et a gravi les échelons des mines de fer et des aciéries pour devenir une grande réussite américaine en tant qu'industriel.

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6,7/10

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Prix
- 2 victoires au total

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Rôles principaux99+

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Brian Donlevy

Stefan Dubechek aka Steve Dangos

Ann Richards

Anna O'Rourke Dangos

Walter Abel

Howard Clinton

John Qualen

Anton Dubechek

Stephen McNally

Teddy Roosevelt Dangos
(as Horace McNally)
…

Mary McLeod

Katina 'Tina' Dangos

Bob Lowell

George Washington Dangos

Ernie Adams

Man and Dog Act
(uncredited)

Erville Alderson

Olson - Detroit Auto Works Technician
(uncredited)

Fred Aldrich

Assembly Line Worker
(uncredited)

Axel Anderson

Immigrant
(uncredited)

King Baggot

Graduation Ceremony Attendee
(uncredited)

Charles Bates

Teddy Roosevelt Dangos - Age 8
(uncredited)

Barbara Bedford

Hospitable Farm Woman
(uncredited)

Arthur Belasco

Drowsy Miner
(uncredited)

Leon Belasco

Cigar Store Proprietor
(uncredited)

Art Berry Sr.

Customs Man
(uncredited)

Anna Marie Biggs

Girl Soprano
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
During World War II, there were no passenger car assembly lines in operation. As a result, Vidor had to borrow cars from Chrysler, take them apart and re-assemble them in a simulated assembly line. Seen emerging from the factory are 1942 Plymouths with a Danton insignia and hubcaps. These were the last passenger cars manufactured by Chrysler before the World War II shutdown.

Gaffes
As Steve Dangos closes his front door (after arriving home from the board meeting), a hand and lower arm can also be seen closing the door from the outside.

Autres versions
Original version premiered at 151 minutes; later cut to 122 minutes.

Bandes originales
America, My Country Tis of Thee
(1832) (uncredited)
Music by Lowell Mason, based on the Music by Henry Carey from "God Save the King" (1744)
Played during the opening credits
Reprised at the end

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Historical value

As A career merchant seaman on the Great Lake's ore carriers, and working for a large steel maker, I found this movie most interesting and well done. This motion picture contains many historical shots of early lake vessels at the locks in Sault Ste. Marie and docking in Gary, Indiana. The story seems to be based on the life of Andrew Carnegie who was also an immigrant from Scotland. My family came from the Pittsburgh area and were employed with a large steel company, so I can relate well to the plot. Brian Donlevey visited aboard some of our vessels while making this movie in the port of Gary, Indiana. I liked this movie and watch it when I find it advertised to be shown on TV. I would own it if I could buy it because of its historical value..