Centennial Summer

Centennial Summer (1946)

NR 10/7/1946 (US) Music, Comedy, History 1h 42m

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In 1876 Philadelphia, two sisters vie for the affections of a Frenchman who's come to town to prepare the French pavilion for the Centennial exposition.

Otto Preminger

Director
Albert E. Idell

Novel
Michael Kanin

Writer

Reparto principal

Jeanne Crain

Julia Rogers
Cornel Wilde

Philippe Lascalles
Linda Darnell

Edith Rogers
William Eythe

Ben Phelps
Walter Brennan

Jesse Rogers
Constance Bennett

Zenia Lascalles
Dorothy Gish

Mrs. Rogers
Barbara Whiting

Susanna Rogers
Kathleen Howard

Deborah
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Right from the outset, this film mis-fires. Walter Brennan comes across as a fish out of water and Cornel Wilde, with his rather ropey French accent, just doesn't work at all well, either. The latter man, having just arrived in Philadelphia from France for the US Centennial Exposition, soon becomes the object of the affections of two sisters - Jeanne Craine ("Julie") and Linda Darnell ("Edith"). Which of them will win his affections? The problem with this film is that, though colourful - there is absolutely no chemistry anywhere to be seen. The songs from Jerome Kern are pleasant enough, but th... Leer el resto

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