Human Desire (a Fritz Lang movie) | Full Movie | Cinestream

Human Desire (a Fritz Lang movie) | Full Movie | Cinestream



Fritz Lang directs this moody drama based on the novel by Emile Zola. Glenn Ford is a railroad engineer just back from the war in Korea who gets mixed up with some bad company–namely Gloria Grahame, a married floozy who makes a play for him; and Broderick Crawford, her dangerously jealous husband.

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Human Desire (a Fritz Lang movie) | Full Movie | Cinestream

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  1. How interesting to see actor Edgar Buchanon, (famous later for the cantankerous Uncle Joe on tv's "Petticoat Junction) at the controls of a train, because he routinely criticized the two Hooterville train engineers for their ineptness in "Petticoat Junction".

  2. Train movie. Worth watching just for the trains. Then there is a bunch of emotional twisted stuff that leads back to the trains. Good acting and direction, locations, but for me it was the trains and train yards. If I watch it again, it will be to see the trains, tunnels, and countryside. What he wanted to get back from Korean war – was to be on the trains and go fishing. The right woman part of the dream was the mistaken part.

  3. Though not a direct transcription, the film takes its inspiration from Emile Zola's Bete Humain, also set in a rail yard with the intensity of the train a metaphor for the "human beast|." The directing here is vintage Lang, master of black and white cinematography.

  4. Gloria certainly was a first class actress. Real talent. Lang used Barbara Stanwyck in another film ( name escapes me ) equally effectively. They are similar in some ways. Broderick Crawford always good. Thx for posting.

  5. Lang was persuaded to make his second remake of a J. Renoir film (the first being Scarlet Street). He hired the magnificent and underrated English screenwriter (and curiously the father of Italian Neorealism) Alfred Hayes, who had already worked with Lang on "Clash by Night". To Lang's surprise, the film received rave reviews in France.

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