Elia Kazan se films, gerangskik
Die top 3 volgens 569 stemme van mense: Op die Waterfront (1954) · A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) · A Face in the Crowd (1957). (Opgedateer 11 Jan. 2024.)
Metode wat op die skerm optree, van A Tree Grows in Brooklyn tot The Last Tycoon: Kazan se films bestel by Gold Derby, Collider en Flickchart, met On the Waterfront bo-op.
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Top 15
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1
Op die Waterfront (1954)
Marlon Brando op die dokke; agt Oscars insluitend beste rolprent.
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2
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
Vivien Leigh en Marlon Brando in Tennessee Williams se toneelstuk.
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3
A Face in the Crowd (1957)
Andy Griffith het as 'n swerwer media-demagoge geword.
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4
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945)
Sy eerste rolprent, 'n gesin in die Brooklyn-krotbuurte.
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5
Oos van Eden (1955)
James Dean se eerste hoofrol, van Steinbeck.
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6
Amerika Amerika (1963)
Sy oom se reis van Anatolië na New York.
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7
Splendor in the Grass (1961)
Natalie Wood en Warren Beatty in 1920's Kansas.
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8
Baba pop (1956)
Carroll Baker in 'n Tennessee Williams-skandaal.
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9
Viva Zapata! (1952)
Marlon Brando as Emiliano Zapata; Oscar vir Anthony Quinn.
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10
Wild River (1960)
Montgomery Clift en die Tennessee Valley Authority.
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11
Gentleman's Agreement (1947)
Gregory Peck ontbloot antisemitisme; Beste prent en beste regisseur.
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12
Boemerang! (1947)
’n Aanklaer betwyfel die saak teen sy eie verdagte.
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13
Panic in the Streets (1950)
’n Plaagdraer los in New Orleans.
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14
Pinky (1949)
Jeanne Crain as 'n ligte swart vrou in die Suide.
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15
The Last Tycoon (1976)
Robert De Niro, van Fitzgerald; sy laaste film.
Hoe word hierdie rangorde georden? Deur mense se stemme: elke ▲ voeg 'n punt by en elke ▼ neem een weg. Enigeen kan stem en byvoeg wat ontbreek.
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America America is so underrated, glad it made the top 6.
A Face in the Crowd should be first. It predicted so much about media and politics, it's scary.
People still argue about that 1999 honorary Oscar, half the room didn't clap.
Hard to separate the films from the man who named names in front of HUAC. Great director, though.
I separate art from artist here. Streetcar alone earns him a place in history.
Wild River deserves more love, beautiful film and almost nobody has seen it.
On the Waterfront at number one, obviously. Brando in the taxi scene is still the gold standard.
East of Eden is the one I rewatch. James Dean is incredible in it.