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A Place In The Sun (DVD, 2004)

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Experience the classic drama of "A Place In The Sun" with this new and sealed DVD. The film is presented in PAL video format, with English subtitles and a 16:9 aspect ratio.

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George Eastman embarks on a brief affair with fellow worker Alice Tripp, but soon forgets all about her when sets eyes on socialite Angela Vickers...

Product Identifiers

ProducerGeorge Stevens

EAN5014437852830

eBay Product ID (ePID)44099644

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleA Place in the Sun

Release Year2004

FormatDVD

LanguageEnglish

FeaturesBlack & White, Special Edition\Featurette-1. George Stevens & a Place in the Sun

GenreDrama, General

Run Time117 Mins

Additional Product Features

CertificatePG

Number of Discs1

ComposerFranz Waxman

Additional InformationGeorge Stevens' lavish adaptation of this classic casts Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor as the star-crossed lovers. As George Eastman (Clift) hitchhikes into the town where a job awaits him at the factory of his affluent Uncle Charles (Herbert Heyes), the lovely Angela Vickers (Taylor) speeds by him. Although the job entails packing bathing suits all day, the young man works hard in his eagerness to get ahead. Driven by loneliness, he becomes involved with coworker Alice Tripp (Shelley Winters), a simple woman of limited appeal, in a relationship which defies company policy. After receiving a promotion, he's invited to a party at the home of the wealthy Vickers family, where he meets Angela, and the two quickly fall in love. While he and Angela continue to see each other, he is forced to continue his involvement with Alice, who threatens to get him fired by revealing their relationship. At the end of a whirlwind summer George and Angela receive the approval of her father (Sheppard Strudwick) on their marriage plans. Shortly thereafter, Alice informs George that she's pregnant with his child. Stevens transforms Theodore Dreiser's biting critique of America's caste system into a glossy romantic melodrama. Sumptuously photographed by William Mellor, who frames the almost inhumanly attractive couple in some of the most dizzyingly enraptured close-ups in movie history, the film features excellent performances by Shelley Winters and Clift, whose presence maintains an earnest, haunted passivity.

ReviewsEntertainment Weekly - "...An American tragedy..." -- Rating: A

ScreenwriterMichael Wilson, Harry Brown

Art DirectorWalter Tyler, Hans Dreier

AuthorTheodore Dreiser, Patrick Kearney

Sound sourceDolby Digital 5.1 Surround

EditorWilliam Hornbeck

Movie/TV TitleA Place In The Sun

Director of PhotographyWilliam C. Mellor