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25. September 1953 (USA) mehrWerbezeile:
There's hope and heart-ache in the adventures of a stage-struck daughter!Plot:
Former seaman Clinton Jones now works at a lowly job. His daughter Ruth wants to become an actress.... mehr | add synopsisFilmpreise:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations mehrNutzerkommentare:
Ruth Gordon's Bygone days mehrBesetzung
(alle Darsteller)| Spencer Tracy | ... | Clinton Jones | |
| Jean Simmons | ... | Ruth Gordon Jones | |
| Teresa Wright | ... | Annie Jones | |
| Anthony Perkins | ... | Fred Whitmarsh | |
| Ian Wolfe | ... | Mr. Bagley | |
| Kay Williams | ... | Hazel Dawn | |
| Mary Wickes | ... | Emma Glavey | |
| Norma Jean Nilsson | ... | Anna Williams | |
| Dawn Bender | ... | Katherine Follets | |
| übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge: | |||
| Keith Hitchcock | ... | Comedian (scenes deleted) | |
| Mitchell Lewis | ... | Porter of the theatre (scenes deleted) | |
| Matt Moore | ... | Waiter (scenes deleted) | |
| Walter Reed | ... | John Craig (scenes deleted) | |
| Erwin Volze | ... | Mr. Donough (scenes deleted) | |
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90 MinProduktionsland:
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EnglischFarbe:
SchwarzweissSeitenverhältnis:
1.37 : 1 mehrTonverfahren:
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Anthony Perkins film debut. mehrPannen:
Filmfehler: In a scene late in the film set in the kitchen, the light fixture over the kitchen table is seen (and heard!) to rise up to allow the camera to pass below it. mehrDialogzitate:
Annie Jones: Ruth, why don't you give up this going on the stage business and settle down with a nice man?Ruth Gordon Jones: Oh, mama, don't be disgusting!
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Based on Ruth Gordon's play Years Ago about her childhood, The Actress is a good and uplifting tale about a young girl following her dream. Young Ruth Gordon Jones living in a Boston suburb dreams about going on stage. She doesn't get too much encouragement from her parents, Spencer Tracy and Teresa Wright.
That does not stop our Ruth. She's determined to make it in the theater, but there is a matter of cash.
Spencer Tracy is a former seaman who now works at a lowly factory job and needs every dime to support wife, daughter, and a cat that's not particularly fond of him. This is not one of Tracy's better known roles and that's a pity because it's one of his best performances.
He downplays his daughter's ambitions almost until the very end of the film. I won't reveal any more, but there is an interesting dinner scene which is the key to the film. Very similar to the breakfast scene with Adolphe Menjou and Kate Hepburn in State of the Union where he tells them of his ideas for when and if he becomes president. Only here he tells the family the reasons for why believes as he does.
Although Jean Simmons was well beyond being a senior in high school she's a good enough actress to make it believable. It was certainly a more innocent time.
The Actress is a fine production from MGM and director George Cukor, pity it isn't out on VHS or DVD.