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Street Scene (1931)

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DVD Release Date
• R1: Sep 19, 2000

Budget USD 584,000

Running Time
1 hour, 20 minutes

Country USA

Studio Samuel Goldwyn Company, United Artists

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• Street Scene



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Genre: Drama, Murder, Infidelity, Suspense, Love, Police, Marriage, Urban

Plot: King Vidor described his adaptation of Elmer Rice's Pulitzer Prize-winning play as one of his "experiments" like OUR DAILY BREAD and THE CROWD, films from which he did not expect huge box-office numbers. Retaining the play's unities of time and place, the film is set in a lower middle class New York neighborhood during the 1920s. It stars Sylvia Sidney as Rose Maurrant, a young woman whose parents' marriage is heading for disaster. All the neighbors are well aware that her mother (Estelle Taylor) is carrying on with bill collector Steve Sankey (Russell Hopton), but her alcoholic husband, Frank (David Landau), is still in the dark. All that changes when he returns to his apartment by surprise and catches the pair en flagrante. The fallout from this tragedy has a devastating effect on all members of the family, particularly Rose. Vidor powerfully evokes the stifling claustrophobia of young people trapped in such a neighborhood, and as he records the varying reactions of the neighbors to the incident, one feels oneself being enclosed in a prison of prying faces.

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 Directed by
King Vidor
The Fountainhead, War and Peace, The Crowd
 Written by
Elmer Rice
Counsellor at Law
 Cast
Walter Miller
The Raven, Parachute Jumper, The Invisible Ray
Sylvia Sidney
Mars Attacks!, Beetle Juice, Damien: Omen II
William Collier Jr.
Little Caesar, Cimarron
Estelle Taylor
Cimarron, The Southerner
Beulah Bondi
It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Robin Hood
David Landau
Horse Feathers, I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang, She Done Him Wrong
Matt McHugh
The Bells of St. Mary's, The Devil and Miss Jones, The Devil's Brother
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