Sadie Thompson

Synopsis

In the drama film 'Sadie Thompson', Gloria Swanson plays the role of a free-spirited woman named Sadie Thompson. The story follows Sadie as she arrives in Pago Pago, stirring emotions and conflicting desires among the men around her. Reverend Davidson sees Sadie as a threat to the moral values of the community and tries to reform her, leading to a tense and captivating confrontation. The film explores themes of temptation, sin, and societal judgment, with Swanson delivering a powerful and emotionally charged performance. As the plot unfolds, viewers are taken on a journey of moral ambiguity and personal transformation, making 'Sadie Thompson' a timeless classic of the silent film era.

Cast

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  Gloria Swanson

  Sadie Thompson

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  Lionel Barrymore

  Alfred Davidson

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  Blanche Friderici

  Mrs. Alfred Davidson

• Charles Lane

  Dr. Angus McPhail

• Florence Midgley

  Mrs. Angus McPhail

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  James A. Marcus

  Joe Horn

Reviews

Critics have hailed 'Sadie Thompson' as a groundbreaking film of the silent era, praising Gloria Swanson's mesmerizing performance and the film's bold exploration of controversial themes. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at a solid 86%, with critics applauding the film's compelling narrative and Swanson's charismatic portrayal of Sadie. IMDb users have given 'Sadie Thompson' a rating of 7.2/10, highlighting the film's enduring impact and Swanson's exceptional acting. The film has been lauded for its atmospheric cinematography, haunting score, and thought-provoking commentary on morality and society. Critics have noted the film's ability to evoke powerful emotions and spark meaningful discussions about the complexities of human nature.

See also

Along the Great Divide

L'Argent

Scooby-Doo: Agence toutou risques, vol. 1 : Le voleur de vélo

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