Não Quero Dizer-te Adeus

Título original: I Want You

1951
Approved
1 h 42 min

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Dana Andrews, Peggy Dow, Farley Granger, and Dorothy McGuire in Não Quero Dizer-te Adeus (1951)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaIn 1950, small-town Americans try to deal with military conscription.In 1950, small-town Americans try to deal with military conscription.In 1950, small-town Americans try to deal with military conscription.

Direção
- Mark Robson
Roteiristas
- Irwin Shaw
- Edward Newhouse
Artistas

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6,5/10

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Direção
- Mark Robson
Roteiristas
- Irwin Shaw
- Edward Newhouse
Artistas

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Indicado a 1 Oscar
- 3 vitórias e 1 indicação no total

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6/10

nuclear family goes to war

It's the summer of 1950 in a small American town. The Greers are a happy, middle-America family with normal middle-America lives. With the approaching Korean War, they worry about their young son Jack who is at the top of the draft list.

I like the family drama pre-War and their struggle to keep Jack off the draft list. It could have gone anti-war. The second half is not as compelling. The happy ending feels inevitable. It's a nuclear family drama. Many reviewers seem to be comparing this to Best Years of Our Lives. I would say that it's playing the same sport but this one is trying to get into the pros while Best Years is one of the best player around.

SnoopyStyle
12 de jul. de 2022
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Curiosidades
There are two scenes where the song "My Foolish Heart" is playing in the background. Both Dana Andrews and Robert Keith were in the film titled Meu Maior Amor (1949) several years earlier.

Erros de gravação
Jack should have had a regulation haircut.

Citações
[Arriving home with her husband after sending the youngest of their three sons off to the Korean War, Sarah begins trashing the husband's WWI shrine.]
Sarah Greer: Liar! Crazy, crazy liar! You never were in any one of those places and you know it. You never heard a shot fired. You were in Paris all through the war, shining up a general's boots, bringing him bicarbonate of soda when he'd drunk too much the night before. I went along with you; I thought it was childish, foolish, but I didn't think it did any harm. I thought if it made you feel any better to pretend you'd won the war alone, who did it hurt? But then I saw something: when your son Riley was killed
[in WWII]
Sarah Greer: , you were proud. And Martin was missing for four days in France; it made you feel important. You were a big man in Iverson's bar for an evening. Well, that's all over. You can take all this junk right back where you captured it with your own two hands, back to the pawn shop on Sixth Avenue in New York. As of this evening, there are no more professional heroes in this house.