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Pages: 291, Paperback, University of Texas Press

Release Date: 2009-02-03, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Deanie (Natalie Wood in an Oscar(R)-nominated performance that marked a career turning point toward complex adult roles) is a teenager eager to do what's right in her 1920s Kansas town. But the emotions she shares with boyfriend Bud (Warren Beatty's screen debut) are too strong. Soon the conflict between respectable behavior and human desire will push Bud to physical collapse. And Deanie to madness. Director Elia Kazan encouraged Pulitzer Prize(R) winner William Inge ("Bus Stop", "Picnic") to turn...

Crew: Art Director:Robert M. Haas, Cinematographer:Sol Polito, Composer (Music Score):Max Steiner, Director:Irving Rapper, Producer:Hal B. Wallis, Screenwriter:Casey Robinson

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One of the colors of this series of decorator fabrics is Splendor In the Grass Toile: Blossom . The whimsical design of this designer fabric consists of six assorted scenes of children playing at their games in the countryside. With an 11 ¾’ v x 20” h repeat, the print depicts children playing on country house stoops, dancing together, children at the playground, little ones discovering nature, children flying a kite, and playing a ribbon game together. The designs are in a black color and the canvas...

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Member Rating: 1961's premiere "date" movie represented the screen debut of Warren Beatty. Set in the 1920s, William Inge's screenplay concerns the superheated romance between working-class high schooler Natalie Wood and rich kid Beatty. Trying their best to keep their relationship from going "all the way," Beatty and Wood go through a series of unsatisfying interim romances. The troubled Wood attempts suicide and is sent to a mental institution, while Beatty impregnates freewheeling waitress Zohra...

Film acting debuts for actor/director/producer Warren Beatty, and actresses Sandy Dennis and Phyllis Diller. In later years, director Elia Kazan remarked that, of all the Actors Studio graduates, Warren Beatty's skills have most surprised him. William Inge wrote this screenplay as a vehicle for Warren Beatty, who had acted in one of his stage plays. Playwright/screenwriter William Inge also appears in the film as the minister. In 1981, this film was remade as a TV movie starring Melissa Gilbert...

As an Oscar winner and respected theatrical director, Kazan had the latitude to push the envelope of the Motion Picture Production Code in overheated movies like STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, BABY DOLL, and this unusually smutty MPPC approved film. (Other shocking early 1960s code approved flicks include SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER, the Carroll Baker SOMETHING WILD and WALK ON THE WILD SIDE.) Oddly, the 1960s decline in film censorship led to tamer films * bared breasts and four-letter words were no substitute...

As florid and overwrought as the teen scandal it dramatizes, Elia Kazan's lush melodrama may not withstand the test of time very well, but its glamorous histrionics and martyred-lover plot line make it perhaps the quintessential breakup film. Audiences today may have trouble believing that anyone would literally go crazy over losing Warren Beatty to another woman, but Natalie Wood's Wilma does just that, and her eventual tranquility at the insane asylum is hardly the sort of satisfying ending the...

What a nice guy! The Hole in the Wall Gang camp, a summer camp for children with cancer and other blood-related diseases, is owned by Paul Newman .

Pages: 72, Paperback, Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Two young lovers find their awakening sensuality in conflict with both their own moral values and those of the small town in which they live. This intense, tragic film marked the screen debut of Warren Beatty. Academy Award Nominations: 2, including Best Actress--Natalie Wood. Academy Awards: Best (Original) Story and Screenplay.

As for special features, “Splendor in the Grass” features the classic cartoon “Beep Prepared” and the film’s trailer; “Love in the Afternoon” includes “Cast/Director Fillm Highlights” and the film’s trailer; “Mogambo” includes just the film’s trailer; “Now, Voyager” includes “Scoring Session Music Cues Audio Track,” “Cast Film Highlights,” and the film’s original trailer. TCM - Turner Classic Movies - Romance Collection - Splendor in the Grass - Love in the Afternoon - Mogambo - Now, Voyager