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Tag Archives: pulitzer prize
John Ford
The Informer (1935) Rated NR Victor McLaglen delivers a harrowing performance as Gypo Nolan, a roistering brute during Ireland’s 1922 Sinn Fein uprising, who fingers friend Frankie McPhillip to collect a reward, then promptly fritters away the money on one night of revelry. … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Directors, films, Lists, movies
Tagged 1922, academy awards, american cinema, bachelor, based on, Based on a Novel, best director, books, british troops, brother, california, civil war, clan, classic, Comedy, common man, confederate, directed, director, Drama, dust bowl, erskine caldwell, ex-boxer, Family, farmer, film, films, friend, georgia, Great Depression, Ireland, jane darwell, john carradine, john ford, john steinbeck, John Wayne, journey, life, lifestyle, money, movies, novel, Oklahoma, oscar winner, patriarch, performance, preacher, pulitzer prize, real life, relatives, romance, Sinn Fein, The Grapes of Wrath, The Horse Soldiers, The Informer, the Quiet Man, tobacco road, two, union cavalry, Victor Mclaglen, winning, won
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The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
Rated NR Based on John Steinbeck’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Tom Joad leads his family from Oklahoma to California during the dust bowl. Starring Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell, John Carradine One of the best films ever to be adapted from a … Continue reading
Posted in 1940, Based on a Novel, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged acting, adapted, based on, best film, books, california, cast, Cinematography, depression, directing, dust bowl, Family, film reviews, films, grapes of wrath, gregg toland, Henry Fonda, jane darwell, john carradine, john ford, john steinbeck, movie reviews, movies, novel, Oklahoma, pulitzer prize, story, trailer, winning
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Frank Capra
Arsenic and Old Lace (1944) Rated NR Stellar performances highlight this delightfully witty adaptation of the hit Broadway play about two dotty spinsters with a peculiar avocation: helping lonely old gents by poisoning them and burying them in the cellar. … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Directors, films, Lists, movies
Tagged Academy Award, adaptation, adapted, Arsenic and old lace, aunts, Big Apple, Broadway, cellar, classic, congress, construction, director, fall in love, Family, films, frank capra, george s. kaufman, greed, inheritance, it happened one night, It's a wonderful life, Jean Arthur, job, love, malice, million, millionaire, misadventures, moss hart, movies, mr. deeds goes to town, Mr. Smith goes to washington, nephew, Netflix, newlywed, newspaperman, performances, Play, poisoning, pulitzer prize, reporter, romantic, runaway, secretary, senator, senior, small town, socialite, spinsters, story, true love, tuba player, washington d.c., winning, you can't take it with you
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July 4th Films 2011
Apollo 13 (1995) Rated PG Technical troubles scuttle the Apollo 13 lunar mission in 1971, risking the lives of astronaut Jim Lovell and his crew in director Ron Howard’s chronicle of this true-life story, which turns a failed journey into … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, films, Lists, movies
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