Search results
Jan 30, 2013 · Made in 1951, between the charmingly cosy recreation of an earlier age in I Remember Mama (1948) and Something to Live For (1951), reputedly a rather clumsy, overblown look at alcoholism, A Place in the Sun was perhaps something of a turning point in Stevens’ career.
Sophisticated tale of a married alcoholic who strays in order to rekindle his own inner fire, SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR (1952) has an almost un-American delicacy. A mere advertising man wasting creative talents on shoe campaigns, Ray Milland comes to the rescue of a fellow alcoholic who happens to be a talented actress recovering from an abusive ...
Something to Live For feels like the spiritual sister of The Lost Weekend (1945). Ray Milland is a reformed alcoholic working with Alcoholics Anonymous who tries to rescue another lost soul, Joan Fontaine, from the bottom of the bottle.
- (286)
- Paramount Pictures
- George Stevens
Plot. In 1950, George Eastman, the poor nephew of rich industrialist Charles Eastman, is offered an entry-level job at his uncle’s factory. Contrary to company rules, he begins secretly dating co-worker Alice Tripp. Alice believes George’s Eastman name will bring her advantages.
The Place in the Sun online index to Sun fire insurance policies at London Metropolitan Archives opens up one of the best archive sources for a wide range of individuals and businesses across the British Isles. Without it, policy registers are only accessible if a five- to seven-digit policy number is known.
- 59KB
- 3
Oct 18, 2023 · What is the Sun made of? The Sun is primarily composed of two elements: hydrogen and helium. Hydrogen makes up about 74 percent of its mass, while helium accounts for some 24 percent.
People also ask
What could live on the Sun?
Is a place in the Sun based on a true story?
Is a place in the Sun a 'perfect' movie?
What elements make up the Sun?
How did the Sun form?
Why is the sun so important?
The Sun is made of super-hot, electrically charged gas called plasma. This plasma rotates at different speeds on different parts of the Sun. At its equator, the Sun completes one rotation in 25 Earth days.
