Une place au soleil

Titre original : A Place in the Sun

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7,7/10

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Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery Clift, and Shelley Winters in Une place au soleil (1951)

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Tragedy Drama Romance

Un pauvre jeune garçon travaille pour son riche oncle riche et finit par tomber amoureux de deux femmes.Un pauvre jeune garçon travaille pour son riche oncle riche et finit par tomber amoureux de deux femmes.Un pauvre jeune garçon travaille pour son riche oncle riche et finit par tomber amoureux de deux femmes.

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7,7/10

26 k

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Récompensé par 6 Oscars
- 15 victoires et 10 nominations au total

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A Place in the Sun

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Shailene Woodley's Acting Philosophy and Her Movie-a-Day Plan

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Shailene Woodley's Acting Philosophy and Her Movie-a-Day Plan

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Anecdotes
In her autobiography, Shelley Winters described producer and director George Stevens' way of working: "He would discuss the scene, but not the lines, and would photograph the second or third rehearsal so the scene had an almost improvisatory quality. Stevens would print the first take, then spend the next three hours minutely rehearsing the scene, then film it again. He explained to me that in this way he often got actors' unplanned reactions that were spontaneous and human and often exactly right. And often when actors overintellectualize or plan their reactions, they aren't as good."

Gaffes
Alice Tripp is wearing different shoes when she starts walking home from the movie with George Eastman from those she is wearing when they near her residence. When Shelley Winters pointed out to director George Stevens that the brown and white shoes she was wearing turned to black when she walked around the corner, the director refused to re-shoot the scene. According to Winters, he said, "If they're looking at her feet, I can go home."

Citations
Angela: Goodbye, George.
[half-turns away and then looks back]
Angela: Seems like we always spend the best part of our time just saying goodbye.

Connexions
Featured in Hollywood: The Fabulous Era (1962)

Bandes originales
Mona Lisa
(1941) (uncredited)
Written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
Played as background music

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8/10

Ahead of it's time and deserving of all praise.

This film is very different from anything of it's time that I have ever seen.A man has a one night stand with a coworker and gets her pregnant.THEN he meets the woman of his dreams,the woman with everything;charm,good looks and Daddy's money.We then have a man who is torn between choosing to have it all and doing the right thing.The result of his struggles ends up very tragically as you will see.I was very taken aback by the film's sexual overtones,though it was only hinted at,of course.With the barrage of remakes in recent years,I am surprised it has not been remade with stronger sexual content.This is a very enjoyable film with good performances all around,particularly those of Shelley Winters and Monty Clift.Liz Taylor's strong screen presence is also a delight.A definite thumbs up.