A Place in the Sun Page #4

Synopsis: The young and poor George Eastman (Montgomery Clift) leaves his religious mother and Chicago and arrives in California expecting to find a better job in the business of his wealthy uncle Charles Eastman. His cousin Earl Eastman advises him that there are many women in the factory and the basic rule is that he must not hang around with any of them. George meets the worker of the assembly line, Alice Tripp, in the movie theater and they date. Meanwhile, the outcast George is promoted and he meets the gorgeous Angela Vickers at a party thrown at his uncle's house. Angela introduces him to the local high society and they fall in love with each other. However, Alice is pregnant and she wants to get married with George. During a dinner party at Angela's lake house with parents, relatives, and friends, Alice calls George from the bus station and gives him thirty minutes to meet her; otherwise she will crash the party and tell what has happened. George is pressed by the situation which ends in
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): George Stevens
Production: Paramount Pictures
  Won 6 Oscars. Another 8 wins & 10 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
75%
NOT RATED
Year:
1951
122 min
611 Views


The party just broke up

a few minutes ago.

I'm sorry, honey.

I couldn't get away for three hours.

Four hours. You must have paid him

an awful lot of respects.

He's really gonna do things for me.

He said, "I got my eye on you."

I think he really means it, too.

That's fine.

But you could have phoned me.

- Yeah, I know, I could have phoned.

- Never mind.

Your present's waiting for you

on your plate.

- Happy birthday.

- Thanks.

Hey, that's wonderful! I can sure

use that on my new job, huh?

Were there many young people

there tonight?

- A few. Why?

- Oh, it's melted.

Was your cousin Marcia there?

All those pretty girls in the papers?

Some of them were, yes.

They're not all pretty.

- Was Angela Vickers?

- What?

Pretty. Did you like her very much?

I liked her some.

Sure, she's a pretty girl.

- She wears nice clothes.

- Why shouldn't she, with that money?

Why do you keep needling me?

I can't help it.

Why couldn't you tell them

you had an appointment?

You know I can't tell them about you.

You understand the fix we're in.

Yeah, I know.

If my family ever found out about us,

we'd both be out of a job.

George, maybe you don't want to see

me so much any more. Is that it?

Maybe you don't want

to see me at all.

- Now you're head of the department.

- You know I didn't say that.

Honey, don't cry.

Look, you dance just as pretty

as anybody. You look just as pretty.

Stop crying, will you?

George, it's awful.

I can't tell you.

- What is it?

- I'm so afraid.

Honey, what's the matter?

George...we're in trouble.

Real trouble, I think.

How do you mean?

Remember the first night

you came here?

I'm so worried.

Hello, Al. It's me. How do you feel?

Just the same, huh?

No, I haven't found the name

of any doctor yet.

Yes, don't you worry. Everything's

gonna turn out all right.

Yeah.

Yeah, first thing.

Good night.

Hello?

Speaking.

Who?

Oh, hello!

Yes, of course I remember you. I just

didn't recognise your voice at first.

Friday night? Yeah.

I think I can.

No, I'd like to. Yes.

Where?

All right. I'll meet you there.

Yeah. Goodbye, Miss Vickers.

Huh?

Goodbye, Angela.

- A penny.

- For what?

For your thoughts.

Highest prices paid.

I was wondering

why you invited me tonight.

Because of my reasons.

Good evening, Miss Vickers.

Good evening, Mr Eastman.

Good evening.

- Angela, darling, hello.

- Hello, Marcia.

- Hello, George. Having fun?

- I just got here.

Come on in and join the party.

It's going to be

such a wonderful summer.

- Do you ride?

- I'm just taking it up.

Hello, Mother, Dad.

We keep several horses.

There'll be lots of parties

and dances and things like that.

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