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ARTICLES RELATED TO Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play | | | |  Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play: Encyclopedia II - Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning playConsidered daring at the time, it stars William Holden, Kim Novak, Susan Strasberg, Cliff Robertson, Arthur O'Connell, Nick Adams, Betty Field and Rosalind Russell and is sometimes cited as a richly detailed snapshot of midwestern American culture during the 1950s.
The movie was adapted from William Inge's Pulitzer Prize winning play by Daniel Taradash, directed by Joshua Logan, was widely popular and made Kim Novak a star. Rosalind Russell received critical praise for her role as a middle-aged, frustrated schoolteacher. Audiences rea ...
See also:Picnic film, Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play, Picnic film - Setting and sense of the story, Picnic film - Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow., Picnic film - Filmed in Kansas, Picnic film - Academy Awards, Picnic film - Criticism, Picnic film - Trivia, Picnic film - Remakes Read more here: » Picnic film: Encyclopedia II - Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play |
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| | | | Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play: Encyclopedia II - Picnic film - Criticism The film was later dissmissed or mildly panned in retrospective reviews written during the 1970s and 80s. But by the end of the 20th century, spurred by releases in its original aspect ratio on Laserdisc and DVD, later-day critics were praising Picnic's resonant portrayal of small-town life in the US during the Eisenhower era. With its fine soundtrack and strong performances by all the supporting cast, notably those of a young Susan Strasberg, who is said to carry the many scenes she appears in, and Arthur O'Connell, who's small town merchant, and "pressured" middle-age bridegroom role, d ...
See also:Picnic film, Picnic film - Based on a Pulitzer Prize winning play, Picnic film - Setting and sense of the story, Picnic film - Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow., Picnic film - Filmed in Kansas, Picnic film - Academy Awards, Picnic film - Criticism, Picnic film - Trivia, Picnic film - Remakes Read more here: » Picnic film: Encyclopedia II - Picnic film - Criticism |
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