NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART(1944)
First things first, THERE ARE NO CLOSED CAPTIONS ON THIS!
Unforgivable!!!
A very dreary movie and way too long!! C+
From IMDb.com:
I first saw this movie in 1973 and felt it was a great film.
Cary Grant plays Ernie Mott a drifter from the east end of
London who values his pride and independence above all else.
He was raised in the poverty ridden area of the city but refuses
to be tied to it. He believes that mankind can be better if
given the chance and not held back. As he says: "Stand back!
Let the man see the rabbit."
Clifford Odets screen play is very loosely based on the Richard
Llewellan novel. The film captures dark moodiness that represents
the poverty stricken area of London and the Cockney inhabitants
thereof.I first saw this movie in 1973 and felt it was a great
film. Cary Grant plays Ernie Mott a drifter from the east end
of London who values his pride and independence above all else.
He was raised in the poverty ridden area of the city but refuses
to be tied to it. He believes that mankind can be better if given
the chance and not held back. As he says: "Stand back! Let the
man see the rabbit."
Clifford Odets screen play is very loosely based on the Richard
Llewellan novel. The film captures dark moodiness that represents
the poverty stricken area of London and the Cockney inhabitants
thereof. - nipper-5