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Tobacco Road (1941)

Shiftless Jeeter Lester and his family of sharecroppers live in rural Georgia where their ancestors were once wealthy planters. Their slapstick existence is threatened by a bank's plans to take over the land for more profitable farming.

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Dennis Schwartz 31 Mar 2013

If you can get past its flaws, especially its stereotype characterization of the hillbillies, there's a subversiveness to it that is pleasantly intoxicating.

Scott G 02 Jun 2012

John Ford's Tobacco Road is The Grapes of Wrath with slapstick and sight gags. Present are the trademark Ford fences in sunset silhouette and thematic musical selections, but what is different is the over the top portrayal of poor, illiterate tenant farmers. While amusing, if one is familiar with Erskine Caldwell's novel, Ford's adaptation seems both a bit cruel and trite, considering the novel's dark conclusion. Worth watching for William Tracey's portrayal of Dude Lester.

Daniel K 15 Aug 2008

Holy s^*t! Gene Tierney practically burns a hole in the screen on her opening. Itâ??s a pretty ridiculous performance and scene. Itâ??s practically the only scene she has in the entire film though. This is definitely not a part of America I am familiar with. If there are actually people like this, I certainly hope I never meet them. For instance, Dude is not my idea of a stable person. Admittedly, there is a twinkle of something admirable in some of the other characters. The film obviously reminds me of Grapes of Wrath, but is certainly inferior. I was just thinking prior to seeing this film that I couldnâ??t recall seeing a Ford comedy, but this pretty much fits the bill. There is an abundance of hilarity to be had, although often it has a bit more than a twinge of grief. Thereâ??s nothing wrong with Fordâ??s direction, but I simply wasnâ??t terribly interested in the story, place, or people. Ford does manage to arouse a sense of empathy for the plight of the old man and his wife and inspire one in the end though. It made me miss my dog as well.

Eric R 06 Dec 2010

A film that follows a group of poor southern farmers whom see their way of life threatened, when the local bank informs them that it plans to take over their land. This is a "comedy" by John Ford, but I cant say I honestly was that amused throughout. Ford spends a lot of time introducing us to this group of hillbillies and letting us try and understand/grasp there way of life. Charley Grapewin does a great job as the goofy Jeeter Lester. Ford's direction is solid though not his best, with a great opening scene and some nice black and white cinematography. I think the problem for me was that I just never really cared that much about these characters.

Dwight B 31 May 2012

love that the only picture they could get is the spanish poster:)