Teresa (1951)
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In Teresa, director Fred Zinnemann adopts the same quasi-documentary approach he'd used in The Search (1948). Lensed on location in Italy and New York, the film introduces Pier Angeli in the title role, and co-stars three male newcomers: John Ericson, Ralph Meeker and Rod Steiger. Teresa is the… More In Teresa, director Fred Zinnemann adopts the same quasi-documentary approach he'd used in The Search (1948). Lensed on location in Italy and New York, the film introduces Pier Angeli in the title role, and co-stars three male newcomers: John Ericson, Ralph Meeker and Rod Steiger. Teresa is the Italian bride of GI Philip (Ericson), who is established from the outset as mentally disturbed. Taking Teresa home with him to New York, Philip begins to crack under the pressure of married life -- not to mention the angst brought to bear by his highly dysfunctional family. A happy ending doesn't seem likely under these circumstances, but there's always hope. The best scene in Teresa occurs during an fateful visit to Coney Island. Featured in the cast is political cartoonist Bill Mauldin, who'd subsequently co-star in John Huston's Red Badge of Courage. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Fred Zinnemann
- Written By
- Stewart Stern
- Genres
- Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 5, 1951 Wide
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Cast
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Anna Maria Pier Angeli
as Teresa
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John Ericson
as Philip Quas
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Patricia Collinge
as Philip's Mother
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Richard Bishop
as Philip's Father
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Bill Mauldin
as Grissom
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Peggy Ann Garner
as Susan
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Ralph Meeker
as Sgt. Dobbs
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Ave Ninchi
as Teresa's Mother
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Edward Binns
as Sgt. Brown
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Rod Steiger
as Frank
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Al Silvani
as Prof. Crocce
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Tommy Lewis
as Walter
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Franco Interlenghi
as Mario
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Edith Atwater
as Mrs. Lawrence
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William King
as Boone
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Richard McNamara
as GI Cook
- Pier Angeli