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All Fall Down (1962)

Ralph and Annabell Willart are a feuding couple who are constantly bickering over their worthless, good-for-nothing son Berry-Berry. When Berry-Berry begins yet another meaningless love affair, this time with an older woman named Echo O'Brien, he really gets his parents at each others' throats.

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JAMES C 26 Aug 2016

Dysfunctional family in 1962 with Warren Beatty in one of his best roles as the troubled oldest son, Angela Lansbury as his overbearing mother, whose obsessed with him, Eva Marie Saint as the girl he falls for, Brandon de Wilde is the young brother, and Karl Malden as the father. It's a little slow in the beginning, but picks up steam in the second half. Script by William Inge. The big downfall is the ending. Nothing is resolved. The performances are uniformly excellent.

Emanuel Levy 21 Dec 2008

In his second film, scripted by William Inge, Warren Betty gives one of his strongest and most sensual performances as the amoral youth in a role that thematically resembles Hud (played by Paul Newman).

Greg W 28 Feb 2012

Young Warren Beatty is one of the best-looking humans ever.

Christi P 22 Aug 2009

This was pretty hilarious. I don't think it was meant to be a comedy, though. Everything was so predictable; it pretty much follows the formula of the serious 50's and early 60's dysfunctional family dramas without really bothering to make the characters or their actions particularly believable. But all that aside, I don't think you can even make a serious movie about a character named Berry-Berry. I mean seriously, what disturbed people would name their son that? It sounds like a chewing gum flavor. I don't know how the actors could keep a straight face saying that name. Very dramatic moments were pretty much ruined by people shouting the name "Berry-Berry!!" This is a lesson to serious realistic playwrights everywhere.

Roger R 25 Nov 2011

One of those films made in the 60s in B&W as a creative choice which always make me feel emotionally cold, almost film noir set in a suburban street of everytown America . Packed with serious acting talent with the impossibly handsome Warren Beatty possibly playing himself, a narcissist with and entitlement schema. Eve Marie Saint is the ageing incredibly beautiful echo, sophisticated and worldly (it at first seems). Karl Malden plays the amusingly ironic figure of an alcoholic leftie turned real estate broker and Angela Lansbury his dominant, calculating and infuriatingly stifling wife, and mother to the perfectly innocent looking Brandon De Wilde. Almost a great film, certainly a very good one, which asks many more questions than it answers