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  1. On the Beach

    Dave Kehr Chicago Reader A tiresome, talky 1959 film. Nov 7, 2007 Full Review Geoff Andrew Time Out Fine photography, but the script is a typically numbing affair, and the cast, aside from Peck ...

  2. On the Beach (1959 film)

    On the Beach is a 1959 American post-apocalyptic science fiction drama film from United Artists starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire, and Anthony Perkins.Produced and directed by Stanley Kramer, it is based on Nevil Shute's 1957 novel On the Beach depicting the aftermath of a nuclear war. Unlike the novel, no one is assigned blame for starting the war, which attributes global ...

  3. On the Beach (1959)

    On the Beach: Directed by Stanley Kramer. With Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire, Anthony Perkins. After a global nuclear war, the residents of Australia must come to terms with the fact that all life will be destroyed in a matter of months.

  4. On the Beach (1959)

    A Great Movie. angelsunchained 9 April 2005. On The Beach was made in 1959 and it's still a fantastic movie some 46 years later. As great as all the performances are, the photography and the script are as out-standing. The only drawback to this black & white classic is the hauntingly depressing nature of the film.

  5. Classic Film Review: The Saddest Movie Ever Made? "On the Beach" (1959

    Most every cinema culture has produced movies guaranteed to make you cry -- films about untimely death, a life that shrinks in old age, small tragedies and ones as great as the Holocaust. But for sheer sadness, the deflating gloom of doom, you couldn't beat "On the Beach" in 1959 and I dare say it's…

  6. On the Beach (1959)

    Miss Gardner is remarkably revealing of the pathos of a wasted life. Fred Astaire is also amazing as the cynical scientist, conveying in his self-effacing manner a piercing sense of the irony of his trade. On the Beach is a solid film of considerable emotional, as well as cerebral, content.

  7. On the Beach

    On the Beach is a solid film of considerable emotional, as well as cerebral, content. ... Extract of a review from 1959. Running time: 134 MIN. ... Warner Bros. to Release New 'Lord of the Rings ...

  8. On the Beach (1959) Starring: Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire

    The story is told in a simple, straightforward manner. It is not overly dramatic but neither is it overly inspired either. On the Beach was shot in black & white as many dramas were at that time. It does feature some nice cinematography, and with Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire and Anthony Perkins in the four main roles it boasts plenty ...

  9. On the Beach (1959)

    As part of the publicity campaign to emphasize the serious nature of On the Beach, producer-director Stanley Kramer and United Artists arranged to stage a simultaneous world premiere on December 17, 1959 in more than twenty cities worldwide, including Moscow, according to the Filmfacts review. According to a December 18, 1959 Hollywood Reporter ...

  10. On the Beach (1959)

    Released at the height of the Cold War (and when most nuclear-themed films were sci-fi horror films like Them!), On the Beach is a very flawed but intensely powerful film. Rarely one for subtlety when preparing one of his famous "message" pictures, director Stanley Kramer tends to overemphasize the horror that nuclear war represents, negating ...

  11. Review: 'On The Beach' (1959)

    **This review contains spoilers**As a piece of speculative fiction about humanity's tendency towards self-destruction, "On The Beach" remains one of the most...

  12. Screen: 'On the Beach'

    Miss Gardner is remarkably revealing of the pathos of a wasted life. Fred Astaire is also amazing as the cynical scientist, conveying in his self-effacing manner a piercing sense of the irony of ...

  13. On the Beach (1959)

    Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for On the Beach (1959) ... (Gregory Peck) and his men head to San Diego, where faint radio signals have been emanating. The movie's all-star cast includes: Peck as the stalwart sub captain, Ava Gardner as his emotionally disturbed lover, Fred Astaire as a guilt-wracked nuclear ...

  14. The continuing relevance of "On the Beach"

    Hoping to make the greatest possible stir on the global scene, Stanley Kramer scheduled premieres of On the Beach in 18 world capitals—including Tokyo, London, Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, Caracas, and New York City—on the very same day, December 17, 1959. Heads of state attended many of the screenings, along with the movie's stars.

  15. On the Beach

    Stanley Kramer's 1959 movie version of "On the Beach" starring Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner has been heralded as one of the most influential anti-nuclear films ever made. But even with its modern ...

  16. Film Review: On The Beach (1959)

    Compared to Oboler's rather wordy downbeat film, MacDougall's post-atomic war vision is superior in both script and direction. The plot is simple: black man finds white girl, white male racist finds both, and trouble develops. However, the film ends with all three of them walking off into the sunset together, suggesting the first post-nuke ...

  17. ‎On the Beach (1959) directed by Stanley Kramer

    The kind of old Hollywood movie that has done great longterm damage to our collective culture by making death look easy, and I despise it so. On the Beach is a film that could have been great if it had been made in the 1970's by somebody like Hal Ashby or Sidney Lumet, or made today, by say, Danny Boyle. As is, this is a completely wooden and over-literal dud based on the remarkable 1957 ...

  18. On the Beach 1959, directed by Stanley Kramer

    Heavy going indeed as Mr Liberal Conscience himself, Stanley Kramer, wades turgidly through Nevil Shute's story of the aftermath of nuclear apocalypse. Set in Australia, where the radiation ...

  19. On the Beach (1959)

    The Sawfish first arrives at Point Barrow, Alaska, in the Arctic Ocean, only to find that the radiation levels are actually intensifying. Next they visit an untouched but ghostly quiet San Francisco. One of the crew, yeoman Ralph Swain ( John Meillon ), who had family there, deserts the sub through an escape hatch and swims ashore.

  20. On the Beach

    On the Beach, American dramatic film, released in 1959, that was set in the aftermath of an imagined World War III.It was based on the apocalyptic novel of the same name by Nevil Shute.. The fatal fallout of nuclear war in the year 1964 serves as the fictional backdrop for romance between a navy captain (played by Gregory Peck) and a cynical Australian party girl (Ava Gardner).

  21. On the Beach 1959

    End-time atmosphere in 1964: A nuclear war has wiped out almost all life on earth. Only the residents of Australia and the crew of the American submarine "Sa...

  22. ON THE BEACH

    ON THE BEACH (director: Stanley Kramer; screenwriters: John Paxton/James Lee Barrett/from the novel by Nevil Shute; cinematographer: Daniel Fapp; editor: Frederic Knudtson; music: Ernest Gold; cast: Gregory Peck (Cmdr. Dwight Lionel Towers), Ava Gardner (Moira Davidson), Fred Astaire (Julian Osborne), Anthony Perkins (Lt. Cmdr. Peter Holmes), Donna Anderson (Mary Holmes), John Tate (Admiral ...

  23. On The Beach 1959 Movie Review

    My review of this Stanley Kramer directed movie released in 1959 starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Anthony Perkins and Fred Astaire

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