El pan nuestro de cada día (1934)
Estados Unidos, años 30. En plena Depresión económica, John y Mary, una pareja joven que vive abrumada por las deudas y el desempleo, abandona la ciudad y se establece en una granja abandonada. A pesar de la inexperiencia de John, deciden explotarla. Y este proyecto se hará realidad a medida que vayan llegando a la finca personas de los más diversos oficios que huyen de la miseria urbana. El resultado es la creación de una cooperativa agrícola y de un nuevo tipo de sociedad más solidaria. (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora: King Vidor
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Karen Morley as Mary Sims |
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Tom Keene as John Sims |
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Barbara Pepper as Sally |
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Addison Richards as Louie |
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John Qualen as Chris (as John T. Qualen) |
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Lloyd Ingraham as Uncle Anthony |
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Sidney Bracey as Rent Collector |
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Henry Hall as Frank - the Carpenter |
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Nellie V. Nichols as Mrs. Cohen (as Nellie Nichols) |
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Frank Minor as Plumber |
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Bud Rae as Stonemason |
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Harry Brown as Little Man |
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C.E. Anderson as Schultz - the Butcher (uncredited) |
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Earl Askam as Farmer (uncredited) |
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Lionel Backus as Barber (uncredited) |
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Eddie Baker as Deputy Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Jack Baldwin as Motorcyclist (uncredited) |
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Marion Ballou as Old Lady (uncredited) |
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Harry Bernard as Chief (uncredited) |
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Harold Berquist as Father (uncredited) |
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Bonita as Mother (uncredited) |
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Harry C. Bradley as Professor (uncredited) |
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Lynton Brent as Bully (uncredited) |
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Tommy Bupp as Boy (uncredited) |
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Henry Burroughs as Politician (uncredited) |
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Cy Clegg as Lawyer (uncredited) |
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Billy Engle as Abie Cohen (uncredited) |
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Florence Enright as Gossiping Woman #2 (uncredited) |
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Alma Ferns as Mrs. Hilda Larsen (uncredited) |
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Clarence Geldart as Community Member (uncredited) |
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Harris Gordon as Cigar Salesman (uncredited) |
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Mary Gordon as Community Woman in Cottage (uncredited) |
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Harrison Greene as Sheriff (uncredited) |
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Frank Hammond as Undertaker (uncredited) |
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Jack Hyam as Violinist (uncredited) |
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Doris Kemper as Gossiping Woman #1 (uncredited) |
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Billy Kidston as Boy (uncredited) |
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Maybelle Lee as Little Girl (uncredited) |
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Sidney Miller as Cohen's Son (uncredited) |
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Gene O'Brien as Boy (uncredited) |
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Edward Peil Sr. as Powerhouse Employee (uncredited) |
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Hal Price as Threatened Bidder at Auction (uncredited) |
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Bob Reeves as George Hannibal (uncredited) |
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Alex Schumberg as Violinist (uncredited) |
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Harry Semels as Italian Shoemaker (uncredited) |
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Ray Spiker as Ex-Convict (uncredited) |
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Billy Tucker as Boy (uncredited) |
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Robert Tucker as Boy (uncredited) |
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King Vidor as Farmer Yelling 'Let It Go!' (uncredited) |
| Writing | King Vidor | Story |
| Writing | Elizabeth Hill | Scenario Writer |
| Directing | King Vidor | Director |
| Writing | King Vidor | Writer |
| Writing | Joseph L. Mankiewicz | Dialogue |
| Editing | Lloyd Nosler | Editor |
| Sound | Alfred Newman | Original Music Composer |
| Production | King Vidor | Producer |
| Camera | Robert H. Planck | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Ralph Slosser | Assistant Director |
| Production | Vernon Keays | Production Manager |
| Sound | Russell Hanson | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Madison S. Lacy | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Reggie Lanning | Camera Operator |
| Crew | Otho Wilhite | Technical Advisor |
| Crew | Bud Rae | Stunts |
| Sound | Edward B. Powell | Orchestrator |
| Production | Ray Hanson | Casting |
| Sound | Vinton Vernon | Sound Recordist |
