Early 1947

Moderate Acceptance
Middle Budget.

– Directed by Elia Kazan
– More On the Waterfront A Streetcar Named Desire A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
– Language English Español

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Gentleman's Agreement

Gentleman's Agreement is a 1947 film about a journalist (played by Gregory Peck) who falsely represents himself as a Jew to research anti-semitism in the affluent community of Darien, Connecticut. The movie was controversial in its time, as was a similar film on the same subject, Crossfire, which was also released the same year and also nominated for an Oscar for best picture. It was based on a novel by Laura Z. Hobson.

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:01:39

Aren't you tired?

:01:40

No. There's so much of it.

:01:43

Will we live here
all the time, Pop?

:01:45

Want to?

:01:46

Sure. I like it.

:01:48

Why did we always live
in California?

:01:50

I was born there,
got married there...

:01:52

just went right on living there.

:01:53

Did Mother ever come
to New York?

:01:56

No. I was here by myself once
for three days.

:02:01

You still think of her, Tommy?

:02:02

Sort of.
Not all the time.

:02:04

Just sometimes.

:02:06

How old was I
when she died, Pop?

:02:08

You were four years old.

:02:11

A long time.

:02:13

You ever going
to get married again?

:02:15

Oh, maybe.

:02:16

Want me to?

:02:18

I don't care.

:02:19

I like it fine this way...

:02:21

but Grandma says
you're getting tougher...

:02:23

to have around the house.

:02:26

She does, does she?

:02:27

Any more complaints
from Grandma?

:02:29

She says
you're too picky and choosy.

:02:33

Where are we going?

:02:34

PHI L:
To meet Grandma at Saks.

:02:45

TOM: Hey, Pop, look at that.

:02:52

What's he supposed to be doing?

:02:54

That's Atlas carrying the world
on his shoulders.

:02:58

No kidding? That's what
Grandma says you're doing.

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