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by nicndere , Sep 06 '06
Pros: Henry James, Setting, Leigh, Epic, Director, Cinematography, Beginning, Protagonist, Dark Comedy, Character, Shadow, Aunt Lavinia Cons: Director, Ending, Tragedy, Albert Finney
The "Washington Square" movie comes from a major source material, Henry James' novels. It is a turn-of-the-century set up. The street, gardens, mountains, New York City, Europe, and diverse and beautiful locations. It is the general picture of ...
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by LouisaM , Jan 19 '00
Pros: Beautiful photography, honest, good study of historical society Cons: Needs a bit of "editing" by parents for children
Being a fan of historical fiction I was naturally interested in this film. The portrayal of Victorian morals and social expectations was particularly meticulous. The usual attempt to "Hollywood" physical appearance and human behavior was...
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by bruns_rick , Feb 11 '00
Pros: Superb cast, director and production Cons: Not room enough to tell the whole story
She is Catherine Sloper, without charm but a wealthy heiress. He is Morris Townsend, "beautiful," but without means, Henry James writes in the novel on which the film is based. The story is a true classic; that is, it can be retold many times,...
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