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How Green Was My Valley
(1941)

Country: USA

Genre: Drama

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Synopsis

At the turn of the century in a Welsh mining village, the Morgans raise coal-mining sons and hope their youngest will find a better life.

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Cast

  • Walter Pidgeon
  • Maureen O'Hara
  • Anna Lee
  • Donald Crisp
  • Roddy McDowall
    (Huw Morgan)
  • John Loder
  • Sara Allgood
  • Clifford Severn
    (Mervyn)
  • Barry Fitzgerald

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A classic of all classics. Roddy McDowell did an excellent job. The movie had everything--some scenes laughable and some scenes sad. A very realistic film on the struggles of the miners in that day.An excellent film!

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The scene where Huw arrives at the top of the Elevator with his Father's lifeless body had me in tears! I love this movie so much! in my opinion it has reached legendary status, because all the people that were associated with it, are dead, and that for me makes the movie a legend!

Roddy did exceptionally well, up against prominate actors!

walter Pidgeon was excellent! VERY much a must see!

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Roddy McDowall had just fled England after the beginning of the German air raids and come to America when he was instantly chosen for the part of young Hew. The Battle of Britain also led to the cancellation of the production in Wales - and so Zanuck and Ford had to adopt the Californian desert for the setting of a Welsh mining town. That's why they chose to make the movie in black & white.

Classic acting performances, outstanding character portrayal. Entirely different from modern productions, but still pervading and emotionally captivating.

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