DramaTaon1955Tagal1h 29mIMDb7.6

All That Heaven Allows

DramaRomansa

An upper-class widow falls in love with a much younger, down-to-earth nurseryman, much to the disapproval of her children and criticism of her country club peers.

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Cast

Douglas Sirk

Director

Jane Wyman

Cary Scott

Rock Hudson

Ron Kirby

Agnes Moorehead

Sara Warren

Conrad Nagel

Harvey

Virginia Grey

Alida Anderson

Gloria Talbott

Kay Scott

William Reynolds

Ned Scott

Charles Drake

Mick Anderson

Hayden Rorke

Dr. Dan Hennessy

Jacqueline deWit

Mona Plash

Leigh Snowden

Jo-Ann Grisby

Donald Curtis

Howard Hoffer

Alex Gerry

George Warren

Nestor Paiva

Manuel

Forrest Lewis

Mr. Weeks

Tol Avery

Tom Allenby

Merry Anders

Mary Ann

HA

Helen Andrews

Myrtle

PT

Peggy Thompson

Writer

EL

Edna L. Lee

Writer

HL

Harry Lee

Writer

Mga Komento

3 Mga Komento

KamleshNov 16, 2022

OK - Was "All That Heaven Allows" melodramatic? - Yes. Indeed. It was. And, was it corny-corny-corny? - Most definitely. And, was it clichéd to the max? - Yep. Right over the top. And, yet, regardless of all of the above - Was "All That Heaven Allows" worth a view? Yep. That it was. In fact, it actually could be worth a second viewing, too. (If, of course, you're in the right frame of mind) 1955's "All That Heaven Allows" was a lush, Technicolor, Ross Hunter/Douglas Sirk production that (believe it, or not) actually made "humdrum" seem somehow interesting. I don't know exactly what it is about this particular "suburban-life" soap opera that sets it apart from the rest of the junk - But, it certainly did manage to hold my attention for most of its 90-minute running time. *Note* - This film certainly did contain its fair share of unintentionally laughable dialogue and situations, especially when it came to widow Cary Scott's interaction with her 2 snot-nosed, college-age children.

KevinNov 16, 2022

Call it a melodrama. At times, the music swells to remind us that so much is on the line. Call it a soap opera. The script hardly misses a chance to string along the emotions of the viewer. But "All That Heaven Allows" is more than that, if only for its message--a simple one, but one that is extremely important: to thine own self be true. This story of romance would be worthwhile watching only for this lesson, but it offers more. The sets are beautiful. The direction is solid. Jane Wyman, who stars as Cary Scott, is convincing as the confused woman who loves a younger man but lacks the strength to follow her feelings. Rock Hudson plays the object of her affections--a man of principles who won't compromise his values. Gloria Talbott, who plays Cary's daughter, has a screen presence that, perhaps, could have been utilized more. Likewise, Agnes Moorehead as Cary's friend, Sara Warren. This is not a great film, but it represents its era very well, in terms of quality and theme.

ƧƬƦツLaGazelNov 16, 2022

Due to the success of 1954's "Magnificent Obsession", Universal once again called on Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson, Agnes Moorehead, and director Douglas Sirk for this passionate, heart-gripping look at the hypocrisy of small-town America. Wyman, a rich widow in this well-to-do New England town, falls in love with her gardener (Hudson) and all hell breaks loose. Her community ridicules her and her grown children are horrified by her. She finds herself having to choose love or the respect of those around her. The cinematography is beyond extraordinary, the score by Frank Skinner is unbelievably moving, Wyman is exquisite, and Sirk gives some of the best direction of his career. A really classy melodrama and completely worthwhile.

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