You need multiregion palntsc dvd player to view it in usacanada. Hall film editor clarence kolster written by benn levy, tom reed from the play by robert e. Directed by james whale, it contains a revelatory performance by mae clarke, the best of her hapless career. Waterloo bridge 1931 film abspielen favorit filme velocidade. The screenplay by benn levy and tom reed is based on the 1930 waterloo bridge by robert e. This clip is devoted to my beloved movie and i just want to share with my own impressions from it. Prostitutes have been in many movies but you had to almost guess to figure it out. With mae clarke, douglass montgomery, doris lloyd, frederick kerr.
Towards automated factchecking and youtube metadata spam detection. To optimize your experience with your screen reading software, please use our website, which has the same tickets as our and websites. Waterloo bridge 1931 movie clip id still be a chorus girl. Over a long career spanning six decades, she had made appearances in several successful and top grossing films, such as the man who played god 1932, dangerous 1935, and the little foxes 1941. The easiest way 1931 constance bennett adolphe menjou robert montgomery art deco. Watch waterloo bridge full movie in hd visit in world war i london, myra is an american outofwork chorus girl makin. Waterloo bridge watch frankenstein online watch online anytime. Addle strife 2017 award winning ww2 short film karl erikson duration. With vivien leigh, robert taylor, lucile watson, virginia field.
James whales waterloo bridge 1931 and frank borzages little man, what now. The farewell waltz scene from waterloo bridge 1940 starring vivien leigh and robert taylor. Waterloo bridge 1931 a world war i soldier douglass montgomery in london falls for a young woman mae clarke during an air raid, not realizing she is a prostitute. Waterloo bridge 1931 cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Starring mae clarke, kent douglass douglass montgomery, doris lloyd, frederick kerr, enid bennett, bette davis, ethel griffies cinematography arthur edeson art direction charles d. There were more than 10,000 armed conflicts during the civil war, so many that it can be hard to know which ones were the major encounters.
It is wwi and the world is a shambles, but in spite of the hardships, two people can still fall in love. Met mae clarke, douglass montgomery en doris lloyd. The bridge at waterloo bridging arts organisations, charities and community groups to help and support local unemployed young people and others st johns church at waterloo, together with its dynamic community organisation partners, are planning to expand their successful activities with young unemployed people in lambeth by creating a stateoftheart multipurpose facility inside the. Select any poster below to play the movie, totally free. Waterloo bridge is a 1931 american precode drama film directed by james whale and starring mae clarke, kent douglass, doris lloyd, and bette davis. Jan 23, 2015 posted january 23, 2015 by kristen lopez 7 comments on waterloo bridge 1931 1930s waterloo bridge 1931 i felt incredibly stupid popping in the first volume of forbidden hollywood and realizing its version of waterloo bridge was not what i anticipated. Offcampus purdue users may download theses and dissertations by logging. In this film, robert taylor, a british officer from a wealthy family, falls in love with ballerina vivien leigh. In the original, made in 1931, the heroine is nothing more or less than a streetwalker, patrolling londons waterloo bridge during world war i in hopes of picking up the occasional soldier. Waterloo bridge, gray day by claude monet is an oil on canvas 2538x3938 inches and is housed at the national gallery, washington, d.
Waterloo bridge is a 1931 american precode drama film directed by james whale. Myra deauville mae clarke is dancing in a show and receives an animal fur as a gift. On waterloo bridge where we said our goodbyes, the weather conditions bring tears to my eyes. Waterloo bridge mae clarke douglass montgomery doris lloyd 1931 a world war i soldier douglass montgomery in london falls for a young woman mae clarke during an air raid, not realizing she is. Second scene in director james whales second film, two years after american myra mae clarke was last on stage, now turning tricks with pal kitty doris lloyd in londons west end, ca. The film was remade in 1940 as waterloo bridge and as gaby in 1956. Waterloo bridge, gray day by claude monet howstuffworks. Taylors uncle reluctantly agrees to the upcoming marriage. The bridge to nowhere there is one type of precode movie that frustrates me more than any other. A prostitutes selfloathing makes her reluctant to marry an idealistic soldier during world war i. Sherwoods waterloo bridge would have to be laundered and softened to pass muster. See more ideas about movies, i movie and streaming movies. Waterloo bridge became toll free in 1877, when the bridge was acquired by the metropolitan board of works at a cost of. Directed with a delicate mixture of realism and impressionism by james whale, the 1931 waterloo bridge is head and shoulders above its heavily laundered 1940 remake which in turn is vastly.
Given the omnipresence of the motion picture production code in 1940, the second film version of robert e. In an extended flashback narration, it recounts the story of a dancer and an army captain who meet by chance on waterloo bridge. Media in category waterloo bridge 1931 film this category contains only the following file. Waterloo bridge 1931 waterloo bridge 1931, the first of three film versions of robert e.
Waterloo bridge mae clarke douglass montgomery doris lloyd 1931 a world war i soldier douglass montgomery in london falls for a young woman mae clarke during an air raid, not realizing she is a prostitute. But the jukebox inside me is playing a song that says something. Why is waterloo bridge sometimes known as the ladies. I wipe them away with a black woolly glove and try not to notice ive fallen in love on waterloo bridge i am trying to think. Claude monet constantly complained about the weather in his letters to alice from london. Waterloo bridge is no longer a tale of a shy canadian soldier who falls in love with a shy. Commemorating the work of women building the waterloo bridge, will be a number of events under the totally thames programme from 9. Waterloo bridge metrogoldwynmayer is a drastic reworking of robert sherwoods doleful drama about a love episode in blighty during world war ikeyed up to catch the overtones of world war ii, and toned down to meet the objections of censors. But i still think i can see thomas mitchell enviously looking on from 1939 at her success rate.
Myra vivien leigh and roy robert taylor feel the spark the moment they see each other and cant leave each other without knowing what it means. The film was made by metrogoldwynmayer, directed by mervyn leroy and produced by sidney franklin and mervyn leroy. Sherwood the film was remade in 1940 as waterloo bridge and as gaby in 1956. Thanks to its location on a bend of the river thames, the views of london from waterloo bridge are some of the best around. Based on robert sherwoods autobiographical play, an american soldier who volunteered to fight for england in the great war meets an american chorus girl living in london who picks up men to help pay her rent. Frankenstein, american horror film, released in 1931, that was based on a stage. Mae clarke in waterloo bridge 1931 by tiina komulainen. Donna reed in from here to eternity 1953 and jean arthur in only angels have wings 1939 both played whores, but were called a chorus girl or a hostess instead. Waterloo bridge 1931 out of 4 james whale directed film about a canadian soldier kent douglass in london who falls in love with a woman mae clarke not knowing shes a prostitute. Rent waterloo bridge 1940 on dvd and bluray dvd netflix. The total cost of the original structure, according to british.
Directed by mervyn leroy based on robert sherwoods play with a screenplay by s. During wwi, a prostitute working waterloo bridge meets and falls in love with a young, idealistic american soldier, but her shame and selfloathing keep her from telling him the truth of her life. Aubrey smith waterloo bridge 1940 official trailer vivien leigh movie during world war i. Waterloo bridge 1931 wikipedia, a enciclopedia livre.
It is the story of a goodlooking, upperclass british officer robert taylor who, during an air raid, conceives an undying passion for a goodlooking ballerina vivien leigh. Rent waterloo bridge 1940 starring vivien leigh and robert taylor on dvd and bluray. Waterloo bridge 1931, the first of three film versions of robert e. Whale has always been considered one of the greatest horror directors but after seeing this film he certainly should be considered one of the greatest.
The civil war soldiers and sailors system simplifies the research with brief but informative histories of the nearly 400 battles deemed most significant by the national park service s american battlefield protection program. A world war i soldier douglass montgomery in london falls for a young woman mae clarke during an air raid, not realizing she is a prostitute. Waterloo bridge original, play, drama, broadway opened in new york city jan 6, 1930 and played through mar 1930. During world war i, believing her fiance to be dead, a young ballerina loses her job and is forced to turn to prostitution. Whale was next hired by universal to direct waterloo bridge 1931. In world war i london, myra is an american out of work chorus girl. Armendariz briones, rafael ricardo 2018 bridge load rating. Directed with a delicate mixture of realism and impressionism by james whale, the 1931 waterloo bridge is head and shoulders above its heavily laundered 1940 remake which in turn is vastly superior to the 1956 reremake, gaby. Theses and dissertations available from proquest theses and. Waterloo bridge is a 1940 remake of the 1931 american drama film also called waterloo bridge, adapted from the 1930 play waterloo bridge. Both remakes were made by metrogoldwynmayer, which bought the 1931. Ruth elizabeth bette davis was a famous american film, television and theatre actress. Waterloo bridge is no longer a tale of a shy canadian soldier who falls in love with a shy london trull.
See a full list of bette davis films classic movie favorites. She also did another couple of films i have not seen. With the south bank on one side, and st pauls cathedral and canary wharf on the other, there are plenty of great photo opportunities. On imdb tv, you can catch hollywood hits and popular tv series at no cost. In the original, made in 1931, the heroine is nothing more or less than a streetwalker, patrolling londons waterloo bridge during world war i in hopes of. This is waterloo bridge 1940 english language by antonio rc on vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. Sherwoods 1930 play, is a precode film that doesnt idealize or glamorize the tale of myra, an american prostitute in world war i london and her doomed romance with roy, a callow canadian soldier. Although james whales 1931 version of the robert e sherwood play was more explicit about the heroines plight, a little suggestiveness goes a long way. Tsutsui, waterloo 2017 the mechanical response of multifunctional battery systems. Forbidden hollywood collection volume one waterloo bridge 1931 baby face redheaded woman barbara stanwyck actor, george brent actor, alfred e. O filme foi refilmado em 1940 waterloo bridge, com vivien leigh e robert taylor nos papeis principais. Ive spent a lot of time proselytizing to people about the wonder and excitements of the movies of the early 1930s, and running into a snoozefest is simply frustration.
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