The Human Comedy (1943)

The Human Comedy (1943) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Clarence Brown and produced by Clarence Brown.

Academy Awards 1943 --- Ceremony Number 16 (source: AMPAS)

THE HUMAN COMEDY

Summers are wonderful times to enjoy pictures – some of which I enjoyed during the TCM SUMMER OF DARKNESS festival on Film Noir.? The rain felt warm, the dark was comforting, and dialogue was so sharp you could shave with it. There is morning even in a noir picture -however desolate. I recentl... Read full article

Classic Film Art from the Cafe's Collection: Fay Bainter and Mickey Rooney in "The Human Comedy"

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The Human Comedy (1943)

The Human Comedy Directed by Clarence Brown Written by Howard Eastabrook from the story by William Saroyan 1943/USA Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer First viewing/Amazon Instant Video MGM’s faith-based, patriotic take on small-town America during World War II was not for me. The people of Icatha, Cali... Read full article

MGM Blogathon: The Human Comedy (1943)

Cloying, but Comforting ?ber sweet, but worth it My memory of this film is fonder than it should be. It appeals to me because Mickey Rooney is restrained and affecting in it and certain scenes were etched in my memory from the first time I saw it on television a thousand years ago.But I forgot abou... Read full article

The Human Comedy (Found from 1943)

On the surface, The Human Comedy is a story about the Macauleys, an American family during WWII. ?The father (Ray Collins) has died two years ago, but provides narration in his afterlife. ?Oldest son Marcus (Van Johnson) is away from home serving in the army, leaving middle teenage son Homer (Mickey... Read full article