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Tobacco Road-1941-John Ford-Stars amongst others Dana Andrews-Gene Tierney

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Erskine Caldwell's once-scandalous novel Tobacco Road resulted in an equally steamy stage play by Jack Kirkland, which became one of the longest-running productions in Broadway history. This story of indigence and amorality amongst inbred "poor whites" (based on people Caldwell had known while growing up in Georgia) had to be heavily expurgated for movie consumption, put there was plenty of comedy and colorful characterizations to suit the purposes of director John Ford. Charley Grapewin stars as Jeeter Lester, shiftless patriarch of a large backwoods clan. The Lesters are about to be thrown off their land for nonpayment of rent, but anyone who tries to help them--or to alter their lifestyle--is chased away by the poverty-stricken but intensely proud Jeeter. Tobacco Road succeeded on the basis of its title alone, even though no one expected the film to be anywhere near as earthy as the stage version (it would have been impossible under prevailing censorship to include the play's famous opening scene, in which the family watches intently while a teenage girl masturbates!)





Ford's next film but one after The Grapes of Wrath, obviously intended by Fox as a follow-up in the Oscar-winning social conscience stakes, was generally castigated as a crude, stagy mockery, derived at one or two censorship removes from the play based on Erskine Caldwell's bawdily earthy novel. In retrospect, however, it emerges as a fascinatingly subversive piece, undermining the starry-eyed humanism of the earlier film's 'We are the people' view. Instead of Steinbeck's Joads of Oklahoma, stubbornly maintaining their faith in the American Dream even in the depths of misery, we get the Lesters of Georgia, poor white trash perfectly content to wallow fecklessly in their mire of animal sexuality (when young) or tranquil sloth (when old age takes over). Beautifully realised by Ford, not unlike Kazan's Baby Doll in its blackly comic blend of dark sexuality and overheated melodrama, Tobacco Road is often very funny, sometimes deeply moving, and always provocative in its acknowledgment of an alternative to 'the American way of life'



Cast:



Charles Grapewin - Jeeter Lester

Marjorie Rambeau - Sister Bessie

Gene Tierney - Ellie May Lester

William Tracy - Dude Lester

Elizabeth Patterson - Ada Lester

Dana Andrews - Dr. Tim

George "Slim" Summerville - Henry Peabody

Ward Bond - Lov Bensey

Grant Mitchell - George Payne

Zeffie Tilbury - Grandma Lester

Russell Simpson - Sheriff

Spencer Charters - Employee

Irving Bacon - Teller

Harry Tyler - Auto Salesman

Charles Halton - Mayor

George Chandler - Employee

Dorothy Adams - Payne's secretary

Francis Ford - Vagabond

Mae Marsh - Woman

John Miller - Garage Attendant

Jack Pennick - Deputy sheriff