Adventure (The Big Shore Leave) (1945)

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Directed by

Victor Fleming

Starring (View all)

Clark Gable
Harry Patterson

Greer Garson
Emily Sears

Joan Blondell
Helen Melohn

Thomas Mitchell
Mudgin

Tom Tully
Gus

John Qualen
Model T

Richard Haydn
Limo

Lina Romay
Maria

Written by (View all)

Vincent Lawrence

Sonya Levien
uncredited

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4 years ago at Apr 17 19:41

fernando

(OK) Fleming is a bronco director, so vital, bright in the firs part in (supposedly) Chile; but then when he has to serve the shenanigans between Gable and Grason, approaches ridicule. The fights between them and Blondell, are so grandilocuent that the gestures and brawls couldn't improve. Mitchell is to good, what a waste to have one of his best roles here¡

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Release date: 28 December 1945

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“(OK) Fleming is a bronco director, so vital, bright in the firs part in (supposedly) Chile; but then when he has to serve the shenanigans between Gable and Grason, approaches ridicule. The fights between them and Blondell, are so grandilocuent that the gestures and brawls couldn't improve. Mitchell is to good, what a waste to have one of his best roles here¡” read more