Back Street (1932 Film Noir, Drama)

Back Street (1932 Film Noir, Drama)

Rejissyor: Producers: Carl Laemmle Jr. - producer, E.M. Asher - associate producer (uncredited) / Director: John M. Stahl / Writer:. TAGLINES : 01) NOT WIFE...NOT JUST SWEETHEART...BUT MORE! (Print Ad-Toledo News-Bee,-(Toledo, Ohio)- 8 September 1932 ) 02) A story of passion and love-fiction that seems fact. (Print Ad-Daily Star, -Long Island City, NY- 26 October 1932 ) 03) For every woman who has loved unwisely...for every man who has loved too well...Fannie Hurst's great novel comes to the screen as one of the year's great pictures. (Print Ad-New York Evening Post, ((New York, NY)) 26 August 1932 ) 04) Waiting--always waiting--in the shadows of the back streets...longing for the man she loves...asking nothing, receiving nothing--yet content to sacrifice all for him. WHY? PLOT : A woman's love for and devotion to a married man results in her being relegated to the "back streets" of his life. _IMDb by IMDb User Review : Signs Of Reality In Dunne's Performance (Mar. 15 2020 by boblipton): This Stahl weeper stars Irene Dunne as John Boles' kept woman, whom George Meeker wants to marry, although I thought that Meeker might be the 6th Marx Brother, judging by his look and voice. It's from a Fanny Hurst opus, but even though the script is not as intelligent as yesterday's Seed, it's a much better movie. It's tighter -- ten minutes shorter -- with a beautiful set-piece opening which purports to be Cincinnati in 1907 , complete with band shell, no automobiles and plenty of horses -- spotless streets, despite the horses. Was you ever in Cincinnati, Charlie? I still don't like soapers, but Irene's oh-well-it-is-what-it-is attitude when she can't help lovin' dat man o' someone else's is far more affecting than the typical overwrought attitude. Satisfied with second place ... (Sep 16, 2020 by CinemaSerf): Irene Dunne ("Rae") gives a strong performance here as a woman who sacrifices her first love so she can help her step-sister. Many years later, she encounters the successful, married "Walter Saxel" (John Boles) again and they embark on an affair. The plot is simple, and probably rather racy for the early 1

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