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Titolo originale: Suddenly, Last Summer
Regia:
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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Anno: 1959
Origine: United Kingdom | United States of America |
Generi: Thriller Dramma Mistero
Tag:
operation
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spain
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widow
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hunger
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lie
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turtle
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post
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dysfunctional family
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mental institution
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memory
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hospital
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psychiatrist
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doctor patient relationship
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lobotomy
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brain surgery
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gay theme
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Cast:
Elizabeth Taylor
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Katharine Hepburn
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Montgomery Clift
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Albert Dekker
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Mercedes McCambridge
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Gary Raymond
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Mavis Villiers
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Patricia Marmont
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Joan Young
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Maria Britneva
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Sheila Robbins
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David Cameron
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Grace Denbigh Russell
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Brenda Dunrich
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Eddie Fisher
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Frank Merlo
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Sheila Raynor
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Beatrice Shaw
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Florence Stark
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Julián Ugarte
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Gore Vidal
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Rita Webb
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Sandra White
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Ian Wilson
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Roberta Woolley
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Dall'atto unico omonimo (1958) di Tennessee Williams: un giovane neurochirurgo ha qualche sospetto sull'ostinazione con cui una ricca vedova gli chiede di fare la lobotomia su una sua nipote malata di mente e scopre un orribile retroscena.
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Any publicity mentions of this movie being shot in Spain were deleted at the Spanish government's re [...]
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Margaret Leighton was considered for the role of Mrs. Violet Venable.
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Because of years of alcoholism and prescription drug abuse, Montgomery Clift was considered uninsura [...]
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In the French post-synchronized version of this movie, the actors and actresses were dubbed by: Clau [...]
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Vivien Leigh rejected the role of Violet Venable before Katharine Hepburn was cast.
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In the French-dubbed version, the name of Katharine Hepburn's character was inexplicably changed fro [...]
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Eddie Fisher, who was married to Dame Elizabeth Taylor at the time that this movie was released, app [...]
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This was not a happy production for Katharine Hepburn. It kept her from her lover, Spencer Tracy, wh [...]
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Screenwriter Gore Vidal credits movie critic Bosley Crowther with the success of this movie. Crowthe [...]
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For this movie, Katharine Hepburn and Dame Elizabeth Taylor were the second pair of actresses nomina [...]
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The second of four movies adapted from Tennessee Williams stage plays in which Dame Elizabeth Taylor [...]
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Patricia Neal played the lead role to so much acclaim on the London stage she was sure she would be [...]
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The filmmakers were given special dispensation by the Breen office so that the homosexuality of Seba [...]
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Peter O'Toole did a disastrous screentest. In fact, it went so badly, when O'Toole was in the runnin [...]
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Shot over a period of five months.
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One of the few classic movies to address smoking as an addiction that can affect the mood or attitud [...]
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This is one of only five movies to receive two Academy Award nominations for Best Actress. In this i [...]
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Dame Elizabeth Taylor chose this as her first movie after her contract with MGM ended. She used her [...]
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Although Tennessee Williams received screen credit, he had nothing to do with this movie, other than [...]
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This movie was an adaptation of a one-act play by Tennessee Williams that was originally performed o [...]
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Malcolm Arnold was originally hired to write the score, but found the material so unsettling that he [...]
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According to author Garson Kanin in his memoir "Tracy and Hepburn", Katharine Hepburn was reportedly [...]
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Playwright Tennessee Williams was not a fan of this movie and hated the way it had re-worked his mat [...]
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Screenwriter Gore Vidal and playwright Tennessee Williams' partner Frank Merlo may briefly be glimps [...]
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The allusion to Herman Melville and the Galapagos Islands refers to the "The Encantadas or Enchanted [...]
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In Catherine Holly's climactic monologue, Dame Elizabeth Taylor (who had recently been widowed) used [...]
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Montgomery Clift found the part extremely demanding and had to film many of his scenes in small incr [...]
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In the Italian post-synchronized version of this movie, the actors and actresses were dubbed by: Lyd [...]
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Inside a library at St. Mary's, an obscured Latin quotation etched into the stone on the mantle says [...]
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The only movie for which Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Katharine Hepburn competed with a co-star for the [...]
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First billed Dame Elizabeth Taylor first appears thirty-four minutes into this movie.
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Two previous Tennessee Williams screen adaptations, Un tram che si chiama Desiderio (1951) and La ga [...]
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According to Mercedes McCambridge, she rode to the London set of this movie in the same car as Montg [...]
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Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz later admitted that he thought the source material was badly construct [...]
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In a 1960 interview, John Wayne criticized Cordura (1959) and this movie as "poison polluting Hollyw [...]
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Re-adapted for television on Great Performances (1971) season twenty-one, episode ten, "Suddenly, La [...]
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Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift appeared in Un posto al sole (1951) and L'albero della vi [...]
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