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This Property Is Condemned

DramaRomansa

The dramatic love story of small-town Mississippi girl Alva Starr and railroad official Owen Legate, set during the Great Depression.

Taon

1967

Tagal

1h 50m

IMDb

7.0

Panoorin Ngayon

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Cast

Sydney Pollack

Director

Natalie Wood

Alva

Robert Redford

Owen

Cast

Sydney Pollack

Director

Natalie Wood

Alva

Robert Redford

Owen

Charles Bronson

J.J.

Kate Reid

Hazel

Mary Badham

Willie

Alan Baxter

Knopke

Robert Blake

Sidney

Dabney Coleman

Salesman

John Harding

Johnson

RH

Ray Hemphill

Jim

BP

Brett Pearson

Charlie

Jon Provost

Tom

Robert Random

Tiny

Quentin Sondergaard

Hank

MS

Mike Steen

Max

BW

Bruce Watson

Lin

Glenn Allan

Boy

Billie Bird

Party Guest

Tennessee Williams

Writer

Francis Ford Coppola

Writer

FC

Fred Coe

Writer

ES

Edith Sommer

Writer

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Charles ClockworksNov 18, 2022

StephanieNov 16, 2022

This Property Is Condemned

nandi_madidaNov 16, 2022

THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED is an interesting romantic comedy from the mid 1960s with plenty going for it. The plot is unusual and pays more attention to the historic backdrop than most, and you can tell that the material comes from Tennessee Williams. Sydney Pollacks directs, and of course is here on the cusp of success with such classics as JEREMIAH JOHNSON (re-teaming him with Redford) in the pipeline. Redford is good, but Natalie Wood makes the movie with a deep, multi-layered character performance that works a treat. You even get Francis Ford Coppola's hand in the script and Charlie Bronson as a supporting cast tough.

علي الخالدي 🎥Nov 16, 2022

This movie is not as well known as some of Wood's or Robert Redford's movies, but it is a classic to be owned and watched over and over. Wood as Alva shines as only she can. When Redford first sees her eyes in the light of the birthday candles, it will take your breath away. The chemistry of these two actors is better than Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. They sizzle!!! RENT IT OR BUY IT TODAY! It will become one of your favorites! Natalie Wood's eyes alone are worth the price of the movie! One of the best parts is when Wood plays the drunk scene...it is well known that the director had to actually get her drunk to help her with the scene. How funny! She looks like a fun drunk.

Megha_p1Nov 16, 2022

There's a category of southern drama that has a particular feel to it. You can find it in books like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and movies like this one. The plots are different, but the moods seem to come from the same place. This movie gets it just right. It was obvious there would be a sad ending and I didn't mind. I didn't mind knowing it was coming either. Natalie Wood gets top billing in this movie, and she creates a convincing flirtatious southern belle. Robert Redford is more interesting in his role, however. I'm not sure I've seen him play cynical and laconic in any other role. Redford fans shouldn't miss this one.

حسين البرغثيNov 16, 2022

I agree with the recent user comments praising this film. It does really portray the Old South well and puts the viewer right there. If you focus on the characters as the plot develops, it does bring on some intense emotions as you root for this poor girl to get free from her Mother and all the forces pulling at her. I disagree with the comments regarding a lack of character development in Dobson. There was no need to develop these characters further. Also, the scenes in New Orleans are integral to the whole point of the story and the film itself, I don' understand the negative feedback about the scenes filmed in New Orleans. Natalie Wood was gorgeous as usual and I think this is one of Robert Redford's best roles. I highly recommend this classic film. I gave it a 9 out of 10.