This is not a tragedy but it will bring tears to your eyes.

The laura is mee💔💔💔🥺🥺🥺

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Love the way Joanne Woodward says ' Ella you are a Christian Martyr!' Theme of so many of TWs plays

It's a marvel how good Joanne Woodward is. In performance after performance her work is lit from within and seems effortlessly truthful. It's beautiful and it breaks my heart.

Thanks....one of my fav plays,very good cast...i usually don't like joan woodward but she was she was perfect here

Much better than italian theater version of 1983 to me

Wow, young John.... not so cute Edit: this was awesome on so many levels... young John though, brutally ugly, who knew

We can all be like Laura - shy and introverted. Yet, we just need the right outlet or people around us - to become social and extroverted !

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My personality is exact Same as lara,and I have an inferiority complex, also i am afraid of public speaking. But I am working on this. Hope I will overcome it soon.

The Glass Menagerie (1987 film) Directed by PAUL NEWMAN Written by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Based on The Glass Menagerie by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Produced by BURT HARRIS Cinematography MICHAEL BALLHAUS Edited by DAVID RAY Music by HENRY MANCINI Production companies Cineplex Odeon Films; Aspetuck Productions Distributed by Cineplex Odeon Films Release date October 23, 1987 Running time 134 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $3.3 million[1] Box office $895,904[2] Cast JOANNE WOODWARD as Amanda Wingfield JOHN MALKOVICH as Tom Wingfield KAREN ALLEN as Laura Wingfield JAMES NAUGHTON as Jim O'Connor Plot Introduced by TOM WINGFIELD as a memory play, it is based on his recollection of his disillusioned and delusional mother AMANDA and her shy, crippled daughter LAURA. AMANDA'S husband abandoned the family long ago, and her memory of her days as a genteel Southern belle surrounded by devoted beaux may be more romanticized than real. TOM is an aspiring writer who works in a warehouse to support his family, and the banality and boredom of everyday life lead him to spend most of his spare time watching movies in local cinemas at all hours of the night. AMANDA is obsessed with finding a proper "gentleman caller" for LAURA, who spends most of her time with her collection of glass animal figurines. To appease his mother, TOM eventually brings JIM O'CONNOR home for dinner, but complications arise when LAURA realizes he is the man she loved in high school and has thought of ever since. He dashes her hopes of a future together when he announces he is engaged. Infuriated, AMANDA lashes out at her son for raising his sister's hopes and TOM leaves, never to return to his family. The Glass Menagerie is a 1987 American drama film directed by PAUL NEWMAN. It is a replication of a production of TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' 1944 play of the same title The film is the fourth adaptation of the Williams play, following a 1950 feature film and television movies made in 1966 and 1973. It was shown at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival[4] and the Toronto International Film Festival before opening in New York City on October 23, 1987. It is also the last film directed by Newman before his death in 2008. (SOURCE= Wikipedia) The Glass Menagerie (1944 Play) Play by Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie is a memory play by Tennessee Williams that premiered in 1944 and catapulted Williams from obscurity to fame. The play has strong autobiographical elements, featuring characters based on its author, his histrionic mother, and his mentally fragile sister. Wikipedia Written by Tennessee Williams Characters Amanda Wingfield, Tom Wingfield, Laura Wingfield, Jim O'Connor, Mr. Wingfield Date premiered 1944 (SOURCE=Wikipedia) The Glass Menagerie (1950) - IMDb The Glass Menagerie: Directed by IRVING RAPPER. With JANE WYMAN, KIRK DOUGLAS GERTRUDE LAWRENCE ARTHUR KENNEDY. Merchant marine officer Tom Wingfield reminisces about his life in St. Louis where he had lived with his nagging mother Amanda and crippled shy sister Laura. (SOURCE=IMDb)

wow what a speach!

2:06:42 most emotional moments.....😢 😭

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Directed by actor, director etc., Paul Newman and starring Newman’s wife Joanne Woodward. In the movies, they were never far apart from each other.

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I absolutely did not recognise John Malkovich at first! I’ve never seen him so young! Great performance - great play.

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Such a heart touching play

Done in 1987, directed by Paul Newman. No one is going to do a better job at those roles than John Malkovich and Joanne Woodward. Karen Allen beautiful and delicate. No surprise all three have had remarkable film careers. James Naughton as the Gentleman caller rather lets the side down and spent a lifetime on TV. Overall, remarkably good.

Jim was so kind to laura

Toms voice is so dreamy ❤

He was a telephone man who fell in love with long distances

This is the story of many young generation..

My A/ls Lit paper in 2 Days came back to revise

The relationship between brother and sister was so sweet, I wonder what happened to Laura after he left, we never knew…

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*This is my favorite film adaptation of Tennessee Williams's first play. In true American fashion, he had it produced after cutting a couple of years off his age, so that he submit it in a competition for "Playwrights Under Thirty Years of Age"!*

Is this version directed by Paul Newman?

This play has been seen by literature students mostly 👍🏽😂

That's a very young John Malcovich!

Brilliant !!!! The absolute BEST filmed version of the play.

The actors are too old.

Edebiyat dersi için geldiğim nokta xd

The movie" Glass Menagerie'' is terribly boring.

Wonderful performances by all four!

Karen Allen is beautiful and fantastic as always

This is beautiful

Brillant

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Seonho Kim brings me here:)💚

we are partners now!

1987

طلاب الاداب انكليزي حياكم الله مسرحية تافهه بس شنسوي مجبورين 😅

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