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Way Down South ist ein US-amerikanisches Musical-Drama aus dem Jahr 1939 unter der Regie von Bernard Vorhaus. Das Drehbuch zum Film wurde von dem Dichter und US-amerikanischen Schriftsteller der afroamerikanischen Künstlerbewegung Harlem Renaissance der 1930er-Jahre Langston Hughes zusammen mit Clarence Muse geschrieben.
With a story, script, and songs co-written by Langston Hughes and prolific Black actor and writer Clarence Muse (who also stars), “Way Down South” is a pre-Civil War drama. As Hughes' first and last screenwriting effort, the film centers on a white child’s devotion and benevolence to the enslaved people his father left behind on his plantation.
1h 1m. IMDb RATING. 5.5 /10. 255. YOUR RATING. Rate. Action Music. In the pre-Civil War South, a plantation owner dies and leaves all his possessions, including his slaves, to his young son. While the deceased treated his slaves decently, his corrupt executor abuses them unmercifully, beating them without provocation, and he is planning to sell ...
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- Action, Music
- Leslie Goodwins, Bernard Vorhaus
- 1939-07-21
Way Down South (1939) | Musical Film | Bobby Breen, Alan Mowbray, Ralph Morgan - YouTube. 0:00 / 1:01:00. Watch the 1939 Hollywood classic movie, Way Down South.In the pre-Civil War...
- 61 Min.
- 1934
- Hollywood Classics
Way Down South ist ein Film von Jonas Pate mit Jack Huston, Emmy Rossum. Synopsis: Ein kleinkrimineller Spieler (Jack Huston) versucht einem Kredithai zu entwischen, indem er ein...
- Jonas Pate
- 2012
- Jack Huston, Emmy Rossum, Nasir Jones
- Jack Huston, Emmy Rossum, Nasir Jones
Way Down South ★½ 1939. The orphan son of a plantation owner tries to take over his father's estate, only to find out that the place has been run into the ground by a corrupt lawyer and a cruel slave driver. Black poet Hughes and actor Muse collaborated on the screenplay. German-born director Vorhaus was in his second year in Hollywood ...
Director. Leslie Goodwins. Director. Clarence Muse. Writer. Langston Hughes. Writer. In the pre-Civil War South, a plantation owner dies and leaves all his possessions, including his slaves, to his young son.
