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Frühe Meister der Filmkunst: Endstation Sehnsucht
Early master of film art: end station longing
Event by: Filmkunst66
Location: Bleibtreustraße 12, Bleibtreustraße 12, Berlin - Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
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(A StreetCar Named Desire) * USA 1951 * Literature adaptation.
Director: Elia Kazan * Screenbook: Oscar Saul, Tennessee Williams (after Williams ’Drama Game Title) * Production: Charles K. Feldman * Music: Alex North * camera: Harry Stradling * Casting: Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, Karl Malden, Rudy Bond, Nick Dennis, PEG Hillias, Wright King, Richard Garrick, Ann Dere, Mickey Kuhn, Edna Thomas etc. * 120 minutes, S/W, FSK 12
The mentally unstable teacher Blanche Dubois (Vivien Leigh) would like to be with her younger sister in New Orleans (Kim Hunter) leave their past behind. Stella and her gross husband Stanley (Marlon Brando) live in poor conditions. Stanley feels Blanche's appearance as penetrating and opposed. For Blanche there is a chance of a new relationship with Stanley's poker partner Mitch (Karl Malden) ...
in 1951 there was the Coppa Volpi for Vivien Leigh.
four Oscars 1952 (with 12 nominations) in the categories "Best Sliper" (Karl Malden), "Best Leading Actress" (Vivien Leigh), "Best Supporting Silent" (Kim Hunter) and "Best Scene Picture" (Richard Day, George James Hopkins). Film recording direction. (Lexicon of international film)
Director: Elia Kazan * Screenbook: Oscar Saul, Tennessee Williams (after Williams ’Drama Game Title) * Production: Charles K. Feldman * Music: Alex North * camera: Harry Stradling * Casting: Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, Karl Malden, Rudy Bond, Nick Dennis, PEG Hillias, Wright King, Richard Garrick, Ann Dere, Mickey Kuhn, Edna Thomas etc. * 120 minutes, S/W, FSK 12
The mentally unstable teacher Blanche Dubois (Vivien Leigh) would like to be with her younger sister in New Orleans (Kim Hunter) leave their past behind. Stella and her gross husband Stanley (Marlon Brando) live in poor conditions. Stanley feels Blanche's appearance as penetrating and opposed. For Blanche there is a chance of a new relationship with Stanley's poker partner Mitch (Karl Malden) ...
in 1951 there was the Coppa Volpi for Vivien Leigh.
four Oscars 1952 (with 12 nominations) in the categories "Best Sliper" (Karl Malden), "Best Leading Actress" (Vivien Leigh), "Best Supporting Silent" (Kim Hunter) and "Best Scene Picture" (Richard Day, George James Hopkins). Film recording direction. (Lexicon of international film)