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1937    1h 32minDramma, Romance
8.1100%91%7.5
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Due anziani sposi, molto legati fra loro, dopo aver visto espropriata la loro casa dalla banca per non aver onorato un debito, sono costretti a separarsi, andando a vivere in diverse città presso due dei loro cinque figli. Diventano presto ospiti non graditi e così le famiglie decidono di mettere la madre in un ospizio e di mandare il padre da un'altra figlia in California, a migliaia di chilometri di distanza. Prima di separarsi per sempre, salutandosi alla stazione, la coppia si incontra dove aveva fatto cinquant'anni prima la luna di miele, unico viaggio della vita, e balla l'ultima volta nell'albergo che li aveva ospitati.
Diretto da Leo McCarey
  • Victor MooreBarkley Cooper
  • Beulah BondiLucy Cooper
  • Fay BainterAnita Cooper
  • Thomas MitchellGeorge Cooper
  • Porter HallHarvey Chase
  • Barbara ReadRhoda Cooper
  • Maurice MoscovitchMax Rubens
  • Elisabeth RisdonCora Payne
  • Minna GombellNellie Chase
  • Louise BeaversMamie
  • Ray MayerRobert Cooper
  • Ralph RemleyBill Payne
  • Louis Jean HeydtDoctor
  • Gene MorganCarlton Gorman
  • Granville BatesMr. Hunter (uncredited)
  • Ethel ClaytonCustomer (uncredited)
  • Ellen DrewUsherette (uncredited)
  • Leo McCareyPasserby / Man in Overcoat / Carpet Sweeper (uncredited) / Regista / Produttore
  • Dennis O'KeefeNightclub Patron (uncredited)
  • Joseph NorthWaiter (uncredited)
  • Rowan Krzysiak
    Rowan Krzysiak12 febbraio 2025
    About half-way through this I was thinking that with my method for picking old classic movies I'm gonna get a few duds. The fact is, the awkward first hour of drudgery is actually in service of the quite remarkable second-half set-piece which is like nothing I've ever really seen before and it's likely something I will think about for the rest of my days. A purposely paced and deeply moving bleak painting. If you have a spare Sunday afternoon (and a heart) do try to persevere with it.
  • P & J
    P & J4 gg fa
    I was going to write a lukewarm review, and then I realized that I was looking at a true time capsule of depression-era America. Two sets of my own great-great-great grandparents were forced to split up and live with different children during the depression. They lost everything, and were treated the same way by their ungrateful children. Knowing that back in those days, my family seldom missed movie night every week, I’m sure some of them must have seen this in 1937. I wonder if any of it registered with them? As for the movie, it’s full of veterans you’ve seen before. True professionals. The acting is impeccable. You’ll be annoyed by grandma sometimes. We might not like the story, but it’s real, and as happy as it could realistically be at the end. I hope that’s not a spoiler.

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