A Luz é para Todos

Título original: Gentleman's Agreement

1947
Livre
1 h 58 min

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Gregory Peck, John Garfield, and Dorothy McGuire in A Luz é para Todos (1947)

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Um repórter finge ser judeu para cobrir uma história sobre antissemitismo e sente, na pele, as reais profundezas da intolerância e do ódio.Um repórter finge ser judeu para cobrir uma história sobre antissemitismo e sente, na pele, as reais profundezas da intolerância e do ódio.Um repórter finge ser judeu para cobrir uma história sobre antissemitismo e sente, na pele, as reais profundezas da intolerância e do ódio.

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Ganhou 3 Oscars
- 12 vitórias e 8 indicações no total

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In 1984 Gregory Peck claimed to have been misquoted in a 1967 interview in which he said Elia Kazan was the wrong director for the film. The actor said, "That's a misunderstanding. I don't think there could have been a better director for the film. What I meant was that he and I didn't have a rapport; emotionally, we were not on the same wave length. I don't think that I did my best work for him. If I worked with him now--as a mature man--I think I would give him everything he would want."

Erros de gravação
Early on, when Phil reminisces about his Jewish friend, Dave, he looks into the mirror and assesses his own features as being consistent with those of the Jews. This reveals his own experiences of having been influenced by the false stereotype of there being a "Jewish look". This is antithetical to his attacking anti-Semitic thoughts and actions in others, throughout the film. This, however, should not be considered a "GOOF" as many people are guilty of hypocrisy.

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Kathy Lacey: You think I'm an anti-Semite.
Phil Green: No, I don't. But I've come to see lots of nice people who hate it and deplore it and protest their own innocence, then help it along and wonder why it grows. People who would never beat up a Jew. People who think anti-Semitism is far away in some dark place with low-class morons. That's the biggest discovery I've made. The good people. The nice people.

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The main title theme begins with the Fox logo, replacing the usual Alfred Newman fanfare.

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Featured in Precious Images (1986)

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Street Scene
Composed by Alfred Newman
Played during opening scene

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8/10

Short and to the Point

I'll make this review short and to the point. I'm 55 and I've watched this movie for the first time. All I can say is it really opened my eyes. I'm not Jewish, but this quote from the movie really makes a lot of sense and can be used today for any race, religion, or sexual orientation. Professor Fred Lieberman: "Millions of people nowadays are religious only in the vaguest sense. I've often wondered why the Jews among them still go on calling themselves Jews...Because the world still makes it an advantage not to be one. Thus it becomes a matter of pride to go on calling ourselves Jews." I would highly recommend this movie.