The Country Girl (George Seaton, 1954) DVDRip Dual SE/VOSE

[Marc27]

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DVDRip Versión Dual con subtítulos en español e inglés, publicado por Marc27.
DVDRip Versión Original con subtítulos en español y varios idiomas, publicado por Pasanen.

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Hola amig@s.
Bien... pues de regreso a casita yo seguiré con mis reposiciones.


LA ANGUSTIA DE VIVIR (1954)
Director: George Seaton
Titulo original: The country girl
Género: Drama - B/N






ARGUMENTO:
Un actor de teatro llamado Frank Elgin (Bing Crosby) lleva una década en decadencia afectado
por el alcoholismo y con un gran complejo de culpabilidad debido a la muerte del único hijo de
la pareja. Bernie Dodd (William Holden), su director de escena, y Georgie (Grace Kelly), su
esposa, intentarán luchar por sacarle del triste estado en que se encuentra, aunque las cosas
no van a resultar nada fáciles.

1954: 2 Oscar: Mejor Actriz (Grace Kelly) y Mejor Guión.
7 Nominaciones (incluyendo mejor película y director)
(FILMAFFINITY)

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ELINKS

 La angustia de vivir (George Seaton,1954).DVDRip.XviD.MP3.(Spa-Eng...;.por Marc27.avi [803.30 Mb] 

Descarga directa de subtítulos: La angustia de vivir (1954) - Español - Inglés


Carátula en DVD
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INTÉRPRETES
Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, William Holden, Anthony Ross, Gene Reynolds, Jacqueline Fontaine,
Eddie Ryder, Robert Kent, John W. Reynolds

Productor:
William Perlberg, George Seaton
Guión:
Clifford Odets, George Seaton
Fotografía:
Robert J. Bronner
Música:
Harold Arlen, Victor Young
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Datos técnicos:
Tamaño....: 803 MB (or 822,578 KB or 842,319,872 bytes)
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Codec.....: XviD 1.0.3
Duración..: 01:39:52 (149,796 fr)
Resolución: 512x384 (1.33:1) [=4:3]
Bitrate...: 955 kb/s
FPS.......: 25.000
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Codec.....: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3
Bitrate...: 80 kb/s, monophonic CBR - Español
Bitrate...: 80 kb/s, monophonic CBR - Inglés
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Compatible con reproductores DIVX de sobremesa

Con mis saludos
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[acg110080]

Pausada de momento.
Espero que el regreso sea de unas buenas vacaciones, Marc. Un saludo.

[jangelcm]

Pinchada en pausa.

Muchas gracias Marc.

[Yacanto]

ESPECTACULAR, YA EMPECE ABAJARLA

[Leetlar]

Pinchada queda.

Gracias

[chuschao]

Procedo a cambiar el asunto del mensaje siguiendo los parámetros establecidos Aquí

Saludos.

[Pasanen]

Buenas. Nuevo ripeo de esta película, con un aspecto inmejorable.

videomaniak, en sharethefiles

IMDb

1954 was a banner year for the three stars of The Country Girl, as Grace Kelly, who would win an Oscar for her performance in this film, also appeared in the highly successful Rear Window and Dial M For Murder, both for Alfred Hitchcock, as well as the grim war drama The Bridges At Toko-Ri, which also features William Holden. In The Country Girl, Holden gets third billing despite his having just won an Oscar himself, for Stalag 17, and who was at around the same time could be seen in Sabrina and Executive Suite. Top-billed Bing Crosby was soon to be seen in the smash musical White Christmas. As to the movie itself, it is adapted from a Clifford Odets play about an alcoholic actor (changed to a singer to accommodate Mr. Crosby), and his over-reliance on his wife, whom he tells anyone who will listen is the cause of his drinking, when in fact she is looking after him. The movie is an interesting study of alcoholism and its effect on human relationships, as the lying and deceit that it engenders ruins all attempts at honesty, however small, as it compels people to become actors in a drama over which they have no control. There is an added dimension to this aspect of the story, as the setting is theatrical, and the people in it theatre-wise.

The Country Girl lacks the brilliance of The Lost Weekend; and while it actually probes more deeply into the psyche of an alcoholic than the earlier film does, it's much more static, and visually it's unexciting. For a man steeped in the theatre and theatrical lore, Odets is surprisingly weak with the show biz shoptalk, yet proves himself once more a master dramatist with the psychology. I like the way it's made clear that Frank Elgin was on a downward slide before his young son died, as the boy's tragic death is his "official" reason for drinking. His use of charm, as much as drink, to quell his anxiety, is also nicely suggested, as Elgin is a man who cannot stand rejection of any kind, however small the issue. In this regard he is the worst kind of seducer, compelling others to accept him on terms he cannot himself accept, then trying to live up to their expectations despite the fact that he never really believed his own PR in the first place. He then lets everyone done, forcing them to feel as badly as he does, and meanwhile, the show must go on, and where's Frank? Oh, he's in his dressing room drinking some cough syrup. You see, he has a bad cold...

As Elgin, Crosby is splendid, playing without vanity a man snowed under by his own self-pity. He is especially good at turning on his charm at the wrong moments (i.e. when he's lying or hiding something). As his wife, Grace Kelly is altogether too young and attractive for the part, and doesn't seem at all like the country girl she's supposed to be. She was a beautiful woman, with perfect features, but her acting here seems barely professional. Holden is more fiery than usual as the short-tempered director, and for my money walks off with the show. Crosby's part may be meatier, but his character is pitiful and difficult to respect, while Holden is like a brick, holding the others and the movie together by sheer charisma. He's also essentially the audience's point man in the film, learning as he goes along; and we learn with him.

A fine movie, dated only in its particulars. It's very fifties in tone, and at times seems somewhat underpopulated, and yet even Miss Kelly's miscasting can't ruin it.

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Source...............: DVD
Video Format.........: AVI
Video Codec..........: XviD
Video Bitrate........: 1881 kb/s
Custom Matrix........: Jawor2CD
Runtime..............: 1:39:52
Resolution...........: 640 x 464
FPS..................: 25.000
Audio Codec..........: 0x2000 (Dolby AC3) AC3
Audio Bitrate........: 48000Hz  192 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech(Ceske), Dansk, Greek, English, Espańol, Fran�ais, Hebrew, Hrvatski, Islenska (Icelandic), Italiano, Magyar, Nederlands, Norsk, Polish, Portugues, Romanian, Slovenian, Serbian, Suomi, Svenska, Turkish
Size.................: 1.45 GB (1,488 MB / 1,523,970 KB / 1,560,545,280 bytes)

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Saludos.

[bruce banner]

Otra película que no conozco. Me pongo en principio con el dual de Marc27, que supongo tendrá buena calidad también.

[miguelrocco]

Gracias!!! Flor de actores !

[Marc27]

Hola amig@s.

He colgado en mi post inicial unas capturas de mi ripeo para que podáis apreciar la calidad, creo que nada es inmejorable.

Muchas gracias bruce banner por confiar en la calidad de mi ripeo.

Saludos.

[galatea]

También tenía pinchada ya la de Marc27 y el audio, pero no avanza nada de nada....

[bruce banner]

También tenía pinchada ya la de Marc27 y el audio, pero no avanza nada de nada....

Yo llevo descargados 533 megas en dos días, lo cual no está nada mal. No sé que te pueda pasar. El rip de Marc27 es dual, no hay audio aparte. Saludos.

[NOSLIDA]

AMAR E SOFRER FANTÁSTICO

[Marc27]

Hola amig@s.

He repuesto las capturas pues he visto que habían desaparecido.

Saludos.

[ColoradoJim]

Aprovecho el reflote del post y pincho ahora esta película que vi hace un par de décadas y que no recuerdo casi nada de ella. Gracias a los implicados.

[camil899]

Tambien la pincho a ver si hay fuentes suficiente aun. Gracias.

[lafedora]

Pincho el ripero de Marc, porque además los subtítulos son srt. De todos modos gracias a todas las aportaciones.

[silvieche]

Gracias!!!!!

[silvieche]

lástima, no hay fuentes!!!!!