Now, Voyager (7/10) Movie CLIP - What You've Given Me (1942) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
After a chance encounter at a party, Charlotte (Bette Davis) meets Jerry (Paul Henreid) at the train station to discuss their rekindled feelings for each other.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Olive Higgins Prouty's popular novel was transformed into nearly two hours of high-grade soap opera by several masters of the trade: Warner Bros., Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, director Irving Rapper, and screenwriter Casey Robinson. Davis plays repressed Charlotte Vale, dying on the vine thanks to her domineering mother (Gladys Cooper). All-knowing psychiatrist Dr. Jaquith (Claude Rains) urges Charlotte to make several radical changes in her life, quoting Walt Whitman: "Now voyager sail thou forth to seek and find." Slowly, Charlotte emerges from her cocoon of tight hairdos and severe clothing to blossom into a gorgeous fashion plate. While on a long ocean voyage, she falls in love with Jerry Durrance (Henreid), who is trapped in a loveless marriage. After kicking over the last of her traces at home, Charlotte selflessly becomes a surrogate mother to Jerry's emotionally disturbed daughter (a curiously uncredited Janis Wilson), who is on the verge of becoming the hysterical wallflower that Charlotte once was. An interim romance with another man (John Loder) fails to drive Jerry from Charlotte's mind. The film ends ambiguously; Jerry is still married, without much chance of being divorced from his troublesome wife, but the newly self-confident Charlotte is willing to wait forever if need be. "Don't ask for the moon," murmurs Charlotte as Max Steiner's romantic music reaches a crescendo, "we have the stars." In addition to this famous line, Now, Voyager also features the legendary "two cigarettes" bit, in which Jerry places two symbolic cigarettes between his lips, lights them both, and hands one to Charlotte. The routine would be endlessly lampooned in subsequent films, once by Henreid himself in the satirical sword-and-sandal epic Siren of Baghdad (1953).
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1942)
Cast: Paul Henreid, Bette Davis
Director: Irving Rapper
Producer: Hal B. Wallis
Screenwriters: Casey Robinson, Olive Higgins Prouty
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What a scene - nearly every single emotion the heart can feel; Bette Davis at her absolute best, and that music - by the master Max Steiner. I don't go to the movies much anymore - it seems to be all about explosions - but I love anything that explores relationships, and the million and one aspects of love. Now Voyager belongs to a time and place, the longing for love that it explores is timeless.
Dennis I wish I’d said that.👍
I found Max Steiner’s Star in Hollywood and took a picture! His music is eternal!
Said beautifully
Yes, beautifully said.
The longing for love...yes..an eternal theme
For those of us who have loved and lost, is there any truer admission than "I look for you around every corner"?
_I'll look for you around every corner._
Lovers just don't part with words like that anymore. Long before the final scene about the 'stars and moon,' this one can reduce me to trembling and a wet face.
Dave dvlaries I agree , this film is so heart rending , I cry every time. So many beautiful lines , I’ve tried so hard to find this in real life , I am as eloquent & heartfelt in my love as is portrayed here , but have not been able to find my Paul heinreid
@@julianarose9872 I hope you do find your Paul Henreid. I'm still trying to find my Millie Perkins.
The great Max Steiner.. pulling your heart strings out! Lovers just don’t part quite so elegantly these days... or use such parting words.... such a timeless movie.
So Very Glad to see that in 2022 the casting, writing, direction, acting and yes, set design in this Beautiful movie is Appreciated by others, as much as l , a Male, have Loved and Respected it for years. There are scenes in this movie that have not been done in any other and it was all done to Perfection....Bette at her Best!!
I visit Boston quite often - 2-3 times a year from the UK - and honestly, I cannot go through Back Bay Station and NOT think of this scene. So very very moving. And infinitely memorable...
Movingly said--
Next to the train station scenes from "Casablanca", "Since You Went Away" and the "Judge Steps Out", this Back Bay station scene is up there as the top five greatest farewell scenes.
I would add when Greer Garson kisses Chips for the first time as she gets on the train at the train station in Goodbye, Mr Chips to that list.
@@oldmoviemusic And I would agree that I missed a pivotal farewell scene in cinema history. Thank you!
This may be in the same category or it may not. When Audrey Hepburn is saying goodbye to Gary Cooper in "Love in the Afternoon." But he does pull her up. In the train with him so it's not really a goodbye.
The love shown in this scene is so beautiful. Paul Henreid at his most sensual and so gorgeous.
His love is heartbreaking. Swoon!!!
It hard for me to forgive anyone who would give a thumbs down on this Betty Davis film. But I will for the sake of the great acting talent of Ms. Betty Davis.
Bette at her best! Just look at that iconic face at the end of this scene.
Maybe it's just me but I wish Bette Davis and Paul Henried would have gotten their happily ever after in another movie like Bette Davis and George Brent did in The Great Lie.
I love this movie the first love is the most heartbreaking
You were always there,
When I needed you,
When I could only write.
The way I feel.
Because no one would hear,
The cries I have cried.
Everyone was too oblivious,
To see how empty I've felt.
But you were There ,
To be written,
To feel my aches,
To listen when I cannot speak.
To turn my pain,
Into something,
Memorably Beautiful
Eloquent and moving. Thank you
“Oh Dahling.. don’t let’s ask for the moon; we have the stars”!
Oh my, Miss Davis! At the height of her powers!! Old Hollywood glamor and romance. A chick-flick of the 40s for sure. Why can't they make'em like this anymore?!
Oh, Miss Davis' powers went on as strongly for many years after this!
This is more than just a chick flick. This is the psychoanalyst's composition.
Love This Movie Awesome Cast Love The Classes They Are The Best
Bette Davis was spellbinding in this film.
And, you know, I'm not a Bette Davis fan. Had to say that.
nobody leaves anyone at a station like this anymore, the most you get is, see ya, yeah, like bye then...
Note the camelia from him, faded but not her love for him...
Oh Jerrah
Darn onions.....
Big Gulp. Basically God is blue a spectrum of light in sky color.
Bette davis
Was this the real Back Bay Station ?
Warner Brothers set.
Of course it was not.
Love this film.. But how did they smoke so much and put the Smoke Each Other Faced And Mouths When They Kissed. It is my No 1 Film 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘