0001めーもりー2005/04/07(木) 22:53:00ID:aEMFAk5X 名作の誉れも高いけど、ほんとはそんなに面白くない。 何せバーブラが全編暴れまわってるし… だけど主題歌がサイコーに素晴らしい。 ラストシーンが泣ける。 そんな映画があってもいいじゃないか! The Way We Wearも追憶も、どちらもいいタイトルだ。 さあ語れ
何回か見たけど、今までに主人公に似たような経験をしたことで最近見た時には胸が詰まった。 本当、「ラブラブ」だけではどうにも行かない事って男女にはあるとシンプルに教えてくれる映画です。 0363無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/01(木) 10:44:50ID:Kb4n6Hgw ストライサンドもレッドフォードも いちばん脂が乗ってる頃かな? ハリウッドの夢の共演って、最近なかなかないです。 0364無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 07:11:18ID:bh1XR3Uzhttp://www.vh1.com/movies/movie/38130/plot.jhtml the way we were "Gorgeous goyish guy" meets Jewish radical girl in Sydney Pollack's glossy romance. In 1937, frizzy-haired Red co-ed Katie Morosky (Barbra Streisand) briefly captures the attention of preppy jock Hubbell Gardiner ( Robert Redford) with her passionate pacifism, while the writing talent beneath his privileged exterior entrances her. Almost eight years later, the two are reunited in New York, when well-coiffed leftist radio worker Katie spies military officer Hubbell snoozing in a nightclub. Through her force of will, and in spite of his smug rich friends, the two opposites fall in love, sparring over Katie's activist zeal and Hubbell's writerly ambivalence after a failed first novel. They head to Hollywood so that Hubbell can write a screenplay for his buddy-turned-producer J.J. (Bradford Dillman). But the House Committee on Un- American Activities' Communist witch hunt in 1947 tears the pair apart, as a pregnant Katie refuses to keep silent about the jailing of the Hollywood Ten, while a faithless Hubbell decides to save his career. When the two meet again at the dawn of the '60s, TV hack Hubbell and A-bomb protestor Katie feel the old pull, but they have to decide if it's worth the grief. Although blacklisted writers had returned to Hollywood -- and won Oscars -- by the early 1970s, the HUAC sections of Arthur Laurents's screenplay were still considered dicey, resulting in substantial cuts; Laurents reportedly blamed star Redford for not fighting them hard enough. Regardless of the edits, and critics' complaints about the film's schlockiness, 1973 audiences went for the well-executed and still politically tinged weepie, turning The Way We Were into one of the most popular films of 1973 and Redford into a major heartthrob. Streisand won an Oscar nomination for Best Actress and the Streisand-sung title tune won for Best Song. Despite the eviscerated politics, The Way We Were poignantly captures the insoluble dilemma of reconciling private desires with public awareness. ~ Lucia Bozzola, All Movie Guide
0365無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 07:23:59ID:bh1XR3Uz Sydney Pollack Sydney Pollacck’s films have explored human conduct, human ethics and values, all while featuring such outstanding performers as Robert Redford, Jane Fonda, Dustin Hoffman, Barbara Streisand, Paul Newman and Burt Lancaster. When many directors are preoccupied with the more technical aspects or the purely entertaining elements of filmmaking, Mr. Pollack stands out.
Born in 1934 in Lafayette, Indiana, Mr. Pollack is the son of first-generation Russian-Jewish Americans David and Rebecca Pollack and was raised in South Bend as the oldest of three children. Movies were a major influence of his formative years.
After finishing high school in 1952, he moved to New York City to act, enrolling at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre where he studied under Sanford Meisner. Following a 1957-1958 hitch in the Army, he returned to the Playhouse as an acting instructor, earning a reputation as an excellent teacher from students including Brenda Vaccaro, Rip Torn and Robert Duvall. He also acted on the New York stage in A Stone for Danny Fisher (1954) and The Dark is Light Enough (1955), toured with a road company of Stalag 17, and performed in television drama. http://www.binghamton.edu/inside/March-April/24apr03/honoraryprint.html 0366無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 08:08:21ID:bh1XR3Uz The first movie for Monday was from 1973. This film tells of a handsome college student in the late 1930s. He yearns to be a writer and is politically neutral. Also attending the college is a radical Jewish student who joins every political organisation. They meet briefly at a dance and there is an attraction but that is put "on hold". Years pass, war has broken out and she is on the radio talking politics while he is now serving in the Armed Forces. They meet again, many times over the years and, after many tribulations, they eventually marry and move to another state, where he has received a screenplay assignment. She attends an out of state political rally with fears that he is selling out on his talent. All sorts itself out but, while she is away, he has a dalliance while she learns she is pregnant. Distraught, she wants to end the marriage, but decides to wait until after the birth. Many years later they meet yet again and, while she has remarried, he has sold out completely and now works strictly for television. This film is based on a book.
This movie was "The Way We Were", directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Barbra Streisand, Robert Redford and Bradford Dillman. The script was written by Arthur Laurents, David Rayfiel and Alvin Sargent, who was uncredited for his part in the scriptwriting. It was based on the novel by Laurents. Academy Award R nominations were received for Best Actress (Barbra Streisand), Best Cinematography (Harry Stradling, Jr.), Best Art Direction (Stephen Grimes and William Kieman) and Best Costume Design (Dorothy Jeakins and Moss Mabry). Awards were received for Best Score (Marvin Hamlisch) and Best Song (Marvin Hamlisch - music - and Marilyn and Alan Bergman - lyrics). Marvin Hamlisch makes a cameo appearance in this film - in the Beverly Hills movie screening scene. http://www.namethatmovie.net/Archives01/NTM12701.html0367無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 08:29:04ID:bh1XR3Uzhttp://www.barbrafile.com/timeline.htm APRIL 24, 1942 Barbara Joan Streisand is born in Brooklyn, New York, the second child of Emanuel Streisand and his wife Diana Rosen Streisand. Barbara's brother, Sheldon, was born seven years earlier in 1935. Diana was born in 1907, the daughter of a cantor (who also worked in the garment district) and a housewife. Emanuel Streisand was also born in 1907. At the time of Barbara's birth, Emanuel Streisand was the assistant superintendent of schools at the Elmira Reformatory with a Ph.D. in Education from Columbia University.
SUMMER 1972 Ray Stark puts together the team for Streisand's next project, written for Barbra by Arthur Laurents, called "The Way We Were." Sydney Pollack is chosen to direct, and he and Streisand both want Robert Redford for the male role. Redford isn't interested.
0368無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 08:56:34ID:bh1XR3Uz The Way They'll Always Be By Carol Iannone FrontPageMagazine.com | July 29, 2003
For those familiar with the psychology of the American Left and of the Hollywood Left in particular, however, there is nothing surprising here. For those who need a refresher course, may I suggest viewing Sydney Pollack's 1973 movie The Way We Were, starring Robert Redford and the doyenne of the Hollywood Left herself, Barbra Streisand. The film has recently been reissued in DVD format complete with interviews of some of the major figures involved in its production.
By the way, we should note that in earlier decades, Hollywood would never have produced a movie making such an explicit connection between Jewishness and Leftism. The Way We Were does so proudly--Laurents remarked in the interview featured on the film's DVD release that Streisand " is the first and I think the only openly Jewish movie star"--but gets away with it by portraying Communist activism as mainstream as apple pie, consisting of little more than having strong convictions and affection for FDR http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=91260369無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/03/16(金) 09:07:50ID:bh1XR3Uzhttp://www.barbrafile.com/timeline.htm JUNE 1, 1967 In reaction to the Six-Day War in the Mideast, Barbra gives $400,000 to the Emergency Campaign for Israel.
JUNE 11, 1967 Barbra sings at a Rally for Israeli Survival at the Hollywood Bowl.
グレン・グールドもこの映画観たのだろうか? 0376無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/06/11(月) 10:39:41ID:r66mH6D+>>375 「追憶」とグレン・グールドとの接点は? 0377無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/06/26(火) 12:09:31ID:YkxD95tt グレン・グールドがバーブラのファンだった? 0378名無しさん@そうだ選挙に行こう2007/07/29(日) 09:06:31ID:7R7+u+qv AGE 0379無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/08/05(日) 09:46:07ID:6BQ8W8/Y age 0380無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/09/26(水) 12:24:21ID:zN+EvqoA レッドフォードの美しさが際だっていた絶頂のときですね。 部屋にポスター貼って崇拝しておりました。 0381無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/10/26(金) 04:31:13ID:e4u2hekP 「裸の銃を持つ男」で、女の部屋に忍び込んだ族が、 シャワールームでこの映画の主題歌唄いだした女に ついつられて、サビの部分を歌い上げて見つかってしまう シーンがあったな。 0382無名画座@リバイバル上映中2007/12/06(木) 12:03:53ID:+CBsrbq5 あの主題歌と共に流れる映像は せつなさが込み上げてきますね。 恋愛映画の傑作だと思います。 ハベルとケイティ、2人が惹かれあうのも 又、別れるのも必然でしょうね・・・ ハベルのような人、ケイティのような人、 よくよく思い起こせば自分の周りにも居たような気がします。 0383無名画座@リバイバル上映中2008/03/09(日) 09:13:16ID:xywPEI9V ユダヤ人の生き様を上手く恋愛映画で表現した傑作だ。 ある意味実に自虐的な表現ではあるけどもw >>365 >Mr. Pollack is the son of first-generation Russian-Jewish Americans David and Rebecca Pollack and was raised in South Bend as the oldest of three children. Movies were a major influence of his formative years.
その通りだな。 >>369 映画でのケイティそのままだなww >>367 >Ray Stark puts together the team for Streisand's next project, written for Barbra by Arthur Laurents, called "The Way We Were." Sydney Pollack is chosen to direct
演説をしていた時に笑われた、ケイティを揶揄する後ろのプラカードの意味 "Peace なんとか Kattys Peace"ってやつ 自分は「それは自己満足的な平和でしょ」っていう意味にとったんですけど… 0428無名画座@リバイバル上映中2008/12/06(土) 14:53:29ID:isr3Pyd7 私もあのプラカードのギャグが解らなかった。 英語力が乏しいので辞書を引いてもピンとこない。 どなたか解説してください。 0429無名画座@リバイバル上映中2008/12/08(月) 12:29:44ID:j8FTZTOw p e a c e プラカード反転 any peace but katty's piece