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In the original take of the roof scene, James Dean crawled through the window into Julie Harris's be [...]	D
Final film of Harry Cording. NOTE: The prolific character actor died before the film's release.	D
Film debut of Richard Davalos.	D
Film debut of Lois Smith, also the same about Gail Kobe.	D
In order to feel as uncomfortable as possible in the Ferris wheel scene, James Dean refused to urina [...]	D
For some, James Dean proved to be rather a lot to deal with during the production. There were times [...]	D
James Dean's explosive performance was a revelation for audiences at the time, as he was the first m [...]	D
Elia Kazan, in his autobiography "A Life" (1988), said that Raymond Massey came to despise James Dea [...]	D
During production, Elia Kazan would write letters to his friend John Steinbeck, with whom he had wor [...]	D
Richard Davalos said that with James Dean's help he got so into the role of the brother that it took [...]	D
The film's interiors were all filmed on studio sound stage sets at the "Warner Brothers" Burbank Stu [...]	D
Julie Harris found James Dean very exciting to work with. "He was always inventing; you never knew w [...]	D
Elia Kazan thought Jo Van Fleet was brilliant, capable of taking analytical direction and turning it [...]	D
Film debut of Jo Van Fleet.	D
John Steinbeck stayed away from the set during production. His son Tom has said that Steinbeck felt [...]	D
Elia Kazan had to coordinate the filming of the bean field scene with a local farmer so that the cro [...]	D
Timothy Carey, who played Joe, the bouncer at Kate's brothel, later played a preacher in La valle de [...]	D
Elia Kazan credited Paul Osborn with achieving the biblical quality John Steinbeck was aiming for, s [...]	D
Elia Kazan denied rumors that he didn't like James Dean: "You can't not like a guy with that much pa [...]	D
Tony Perkins auditioned with Elia Kazan for the role of Cal. Kazan didn't consider him right for the [...]	D
Average Shot Length (ASL) = 10 seconds	D
Barbara Baxley's debut.	D
In a career that also incorporated a great deal of stage work, Elia Kazan directed only nineteen fil [...]	D
There is footage of a screen test that Jimmy and Rick Davalos made together. It involved a long, unr [...]	D
Shooting lasted ten weeks.	D
Elia Kazan was attracted to the story because he also had a strained relationship with his own fathe [...]	D
The conflict between James Dean and Raymond Massey came to a boiling point in the scene where Cal an [...]	D
Final film of Rose Plumer.	D
Leonard Rosenman was hired to do the score on James Dean's recommendation. The two men were friends [...]	D
Many cast and crew members, particularly director Elia Kazan, remarked that James Dean was frequentl [...]	D
In the film Salinas is considered a peaceful town and Monterey is considered seedy. It's completely [...]	D
It has been well-publicized that James Dean and Paul Newman screen tested together for roles in this [...]	D
Instead of using rear-projection process shots for the scene on the Ferris wheel, Elia Kazan rented [...]	D
One of Nicolas Cage's favourite movies. In 2014 Cage admitted he went into acting because "he wanted [...]	D
Shooting in the fairly new CinemaScope process proved to be a challenge for Elia Kazan, but he was l [...]	D
When they first arrived in Los Angeles to begin production, Elia Kazan accompanied James Dean to vis [...]	D
When James Dean found out who Julie Harris was playing in the film, he asked the actress in person i [...]	D
Despite the annoyances and difficulties he faced making this film, Raymond Massey called the role of [...]	D
As a thoroughly "method" actor, James Dean would provoke Raymond Massey off-camera in order to heigh [...]	D
Several cast members reported that James Dean's emotions overtook him so strongly he would frequentl [...]	D
Elia Kazan had high praise for the costume designer, who was a great help to him in the town parade [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
The only time Elia Kazan was nominated for a Best Director Oscar in a non-Best Picture nominated fil [...]	D
Elia Kazan first toyed with the idea of casting Marlon Brando as Cal and Montgomery Clift as Aaron, [...]	D
Before shooting began, Elia Kazan sent James Dean off to Palm Springs (CA) to gain some weight and g [...]	D
At the time of the film's release, many critics were quite unimpressed with James Dean's acting. The [...]	D
Contrary to the usual practice of composing the music after the film was shot, Leonard Rosenman actu [...]	D
The Bible quotes are from Psalm 32 verses 1-2 and 5-7 (the reading at the table) and Genesis chapter [...]	D
James Dean's wild behavior and late-night carousing worried Elia Kazan. At first he arranged for Dea [...]	D
Elia Kazan gave James Dean full rein to approach the role as he saw fit, and encouraged any emotions [...]	D
Jo Van Fleet's Oscar-winning performance is her only Academy Award nomination.	D
The film only covers the latter part of the novel. Elia Kazan later said he didn't like the first pa [...]	D
It was James Dean's idea to do the little running dance in the bean field, and Elia Kazan said he ki [...]	D
"East of Eden" (1955) offers a striking example of the Actors' Studio's 'method,' which had reached [...]	D
Even though he appreciated the tension that came through on the screen, Elia Kazan later said he did [...]	D
Elia Kazan strove to achieve dramatic effects with color, particularly by emphasizing green througho [...]	D
James Dean refused to attend the premiere party, which almost cost him the lead in "GioventÃ¹ bruc [...]	D
According to Lonny Chapman, Elia Kazan told him on a Monday they would film the scene that Friday in [...]	D
Elia Kazan noted that James Dean's tension and shyness always manifested itself physically, so he al [...]	D
On the last day of shooting, Julie Harris went to James Dean's trailer to say goodbye because she wa [...]	D
First color film directed by Elia Kazan.	D
Elia Kazan later called Julie Harris "one of the most beautiful people I've known in my life" and cr [...]	D
Julie Harris found Elia Kazan easy to work with and very stimulating: "He adored actors because he w [...]	D
Elia Kazan felt that Timothy Carey's Brooklyn accent was wrong for the part of Joe, so Albert Dekker [...]	D
Elia Kazan stated the he felt a personal connection to the role of Cal in an interview several decad [...]	D
In the scene where Adam refuses to accept Cal's money, the script called for Cal to turn away in ang [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
The film's premiere, at New York's Astor Theater, also served as the first in a long line of benefit [...]	D
Upon being introduced to James Dean on the set, author John Steinbeck exclaimed, "Jesus Christ, he I [...]	D
The story is an allegory for Cain and Abel with the names Aron and Caleb being an allusion to the or [...]	D
Jack L. Warner was opposed to the casting of Julie Harris, since she was a decade older than her cha [...]	D
Jo Van Fleet was only 38 when she played the mother.	D
According to Tom Steinbeck, Raymond Massey looked down his nose at everyone: "Anyone he hadn't done [...]	D
This is the only one of the "big three" James Dean films to be released before his death and the onl [...]	D
Although widely regarded as a 1955 film, because of its March 1955 premieres and April 1955 release [...]	D
Elia Kazan was proud of his use of CinemaScope to get what he thought was the best shot in the film, [...]	D
Timothy Carey, who had a small part as Joe the bouncer, drove director Elia Kazan to such distractio [...]	D
Richard Davalos said the most difficult scene for him was when James Dean as Cal hits him after an a [...]	D
According to Elia Kazan in the first issue special DVD collector's edition, James Dean gave him a ri [...]	D
James Dean hated being made up and, according to Richard Davalos, they would run into the bathroom a [...]	D
Early in 1954, while they were still working on the script, Paul Osborn suggested to Elia Kazan that [...]	D
Although their appearance in the film has not been confirmed, "The Hollywood Reporter" carried an it [...]	D
Leonard Rosenman debuted as a film composer here on the recommendation of James Dean and had a succe [...]	D
James Dean and Paul Newman were filmed together in a crude screen test in New York that still exists [...]	D

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Early in the movie after Cal rides the train to Salinas, there's a modern automobile in the upper ri [...]	D
Abra tells Cal she can go to Adam's birthday party the next day because she gets an hour off for lun [...]	D
Aron's hair changes from the shot when the sheriff is on the Albrecht's porch (just after the fight) [...]	D
Cal follows the lady who turns right into a lane opposite the water tower, and he runs to the corner [...]	D
While Cal is talking to Abra on the roof, in the close-ups, the light in her bedroom is seemingly on [...]	D
In 1917 Adam Trask unsuccessfully "invents" the refrigerated railroad car to ship produce. In realit [...]	D
The film is set in 1917, but the hairstyles of both Cal and Aron are both obviously contemporary hai [...]	D
Kate writes the $5,000 check and puts it in the blue envelope, licks it and presses it to seal. Howe [...]	D
Towards the end of the movie, the window that Aron breaks is different between shots.	D
When Cal is leaving Kate's office, we can hear the doorknob, but in the mirror on the wall we cannot [...]	D
In one scene, a band plays "Avalon". The film is set in 1917. "Avalon" was not published until 1920.	D
At one point, when the Ferris wheel has stopped, Cal jumps off to help Aron. In one of the next shot [...]	D
When Cal leaves home after a fight with his father, Aron asks, "You coming home tonight, Cal?" to wh [...]	D
During WWI, a band organ at the carnival plays "Ain't She Sweet", which is from 1927.	D
Near the beginning of the movie after Cal climbs up on the train, the position of the sleeves around [...]	D
When Adam Trask is being shown how to operate the car he is going to buy, the mechanic takes Adam to [...]	D
Will Hamilton's shorts are visible at one point as he is drying off and talking to Cal after his sho [...]	D
During WWI, a band organ at the carnival plays "Ain't We Got Fun", which is from 1921.	D
After his fight with Aron, Cal goes into a bar to get drunk, a short time after arriving, he says to [...]	D
When Cal goes to Kate's bordello/saloon to have a drink, the young gal working as a server questions [...]	D

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Abra: [telling Cal she loves him] I was even think [...]	D
Abra: But you must give him some sign, Mr. Trask, [...]	D
title card: [title card] In northern California, t [...]	D
Cal Trask: I've been jealous all my life. Jealous, [...]	D
Aron Trask: Staying out again tonight? Cal Trask: [...]	D
[Abra pleads with Adam to reconcile with his son] [...]	D
Abra: [about Cal] Why is he always alone? Aron Tr [...]	D
Kate: [after Cal asks why she shot his father] Bec [...]	D
Cal Trask: It's gonna work because it's got to wor [...]	D
Aron Trask: Don't you ever touch her again. I don' [...]	D
Bank Teller: Nice fat deposit - you're sure in the [...]	D
Cal Trask: Man has a choice and it's a choice that [...]	D
Adam Trask: [Adam gives Cal the bible to read] Sta [...]	D
Cal Trask: Hey Aron, why don't you ask me where I' [...]	D
[refusing Cal's gift of money] Adam Trask: If you [...]	D

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