HENRY KING (Henry Edmonson King) Filmografia Essenziale Dal 1931 Al 1962

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HENRY KING (Henry Edmonson King) Filmografia essenziale dal 1931 al 1962 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE VOTO 1931 LA CASETTA SULLA SPIAGGIA MERELY MARY ANN 6,5 1931 MAMMA OVER THE HILL 6,5 1933 MONTAGNE RUSSE STATE FAIR 7 1934 JOANNA CAROLINA 6,5 1934 MARIA GALANTE MARIE GALANTE 6,5 1935 CUORI INCATENATI WAY DOWN EAST 6,5 1935 RITORNERA` PRIMAVERA ONE MORE SPRING 6,5 1936 I LLOYD'S DI LONDRA LLOYD'S OF LONDON 7,5 1936 IL MEDICO DI CAMPAGNA THE COUNTRY DOCTOR 6,5 1936 RAMONA IDEM 6,5 1937 SETTIMO CIELO SEVENTH HEAVEN 7 1938 LA GRANDE STRADA BIANCA ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND 7,5 1938 L' INCENDIO DI CHICAGO IN OLD CHICAGO 7,5 1939 L' ESPLORATORE SCOMPARSO STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE 7,5 1939 JESS IL BANDITO JESSE JAMES 8,5 1940 PASSIONE DI AMAZZONI CHAD HANNA 7 1940 I RIBELLI DEL PORTO LITTLE OLD NEW YORK 6,5 1941 ECHI DI GIOVENTU` REMEMBER THE DAY 7 1941 IL MIO AVVENTURIERO A YANK IN THE RAF 7 1942 IL CIGNO NERO THE BLACK SWAN 8 1943 BERNADETTE THE SONG OF BERNADETTE 7,5 1944 WILSON IDEM 7 1945 UNA CAMPANA PER ADANO A BELL FOR ADANO 7 1946 MARGIE IDEM 7,5 1947 IL CAPITANO DI CASTIGLIA CAPTAIN FROM CASTILLE 7,5 1948 IL FIGLIO DELLA TEMPESTA DEEP WATERS 7 1949 CIELO DI FUOCO TWELVE O' CLOCK HIGH 8,5 1949 IL PRINCIPE DELLE VOLPI PRINCE OF FOXES 7 1950 ROMANTICO AVVENTURIERO THE GUNFIGHTER 8 1951 LA COLLINA DELLA FELICITA` I'D CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN 7 1951 DAVID E BETSABEA DAVID AND BATHSHEBA 7 1952 LA GIOSTRA UMANA O. HENRY'S FULL HOUSE 7,5 1952 LE NEVI DEL KILIMANGIARO THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO 7,5 1953 LA CARICA DEI KYBER KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES 7 1955 L' AMORE E` UNA COSA MERAVIGLIOSA LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING 8 1955 CAROVANA VERSO IL SUD UNTAMED 7 1956 CAROUSEL IDEM 7 1957 IL SOLE SORGERA` ANCORA THE SUN ALSO RISES 7,5 1958 BRAVADOS THE BRAVADOS 7,5 1959 ADORABILE INFEDELE BELOVED INFIDEL 7 1959 LA MIA TERRA THIS EARTH IS MINE 7 1962 TENERA E` LA NOTTE TENDER IS THE NIGHT 7 www.eurodeon.it.

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