| A place in the sun (1951) | |
| Director:
George Stevens Release date: August 14, 1951 Genre: drama Runtime: 122 minutes Color: black and white Casting: Montgomery Clift: George Eastman Elizabeth Taylor: Angela Vickers Shelley Winters: Alice Tripp Raymond Burr: district attorney R. Franck Marlowe Anne Revere: Hannah Eastman Keefe Brasselle: Earl Eastman Fred Clark: Belows, defense counsel Herbert Heyes: Charles Eastman Shepperd Strudwick: Anthony Vickers Frieda Inescort: Ann Vickers Kathryn Givney: Louise Eastman Walter Sande: Art Jansen, the lawyer of George Ted de Corsia: judge R.S Oldendorff John Ridgely: coroner Chartrand Laws: Marsha Synopsis:
George Eastman works in the company of a fortunate uncle and his family awaits much him. George becomes the lover of Alice Tripp, a simple girl working on an assembly line and, finally, puts it pregnant. He promises the marriage to her but, when he meets Angela Vickers, a young woman of the good company, George forgets Alice completely and wants to benefit from Angela to have a good place in the high society. But Alice does not hear it this ear and she quickly becomes awkward for George who foresees a solution as radical as final with this thorn-bush problem… |
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