Gods Little Acre - FREE MOVIE - WIDESCREEN COLOR HD REMASTERED - Comedy Drama

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God's Little Acre is a 1958 American comedy-drama film of Erskine Caldwell's 1933 novel of the same name. It was directed by Anthony Mann and shot in black and white by cinematographer Ernest Haller.

The film was as controversial as the novel, although unlike its source material it was not subjected to prosecution for obscenity. Although both the book and film were laced throughout with racy innuendo calling into question the issue of marital fidelity, the film adaptation may have been the more alarming because it portrayed a popular uprising, or workers' insurrection, in the Southern United States by laid-off millworkers trying to gain control of the factory equipment on which their jobs depended. When the film was first released, audiences under 18 years of age were prohibited from viewing what were perceived to be numerous sexy scenes throughout, although in recent decades the film's scandalous reputation has diminished.

Philip Yordan was officially given credit for the screenplay, but Ben Maddow claimed he wrote it. Since Maddow was blacklisted for his radical, and suspected but unproven, communist activities during the 1950s Red Scare, working without credit was the only way he could successfully submit screenplays.

Plot
In the 1950s, a poor Georgia cotton farmer and his sons search for the gold presumably buried on the farm by their great-grandfather, but problems related to poverty, infidelity, unemployment, and booze threaten to destroy their family.

Cast
Robert Ryan as Ty Ty Walden, a widower
Aldo Ray as Will Thompson, his son-in-law
Buddy Hackett as Pluto Swint
Jack Lord as Buck Walden, his son
Fay Spain as Darlin' Jill Walden, his daughter
Vic Morrow as Shaw Walden, his son
Helen Westcott as Rosamund, Ty Ty's daughter and Will's wife
Lance Fuller as Jim Leslie Walden, his son
Rex Ingram as Uncle Felix
Michael Landon as Dave Dawson, the albino
Russell Collins as watchman
Davis Roberts as farm worker with hoe
Janet Brandt [also listed in credits as dialogue coach] as angry woman
Tina Louise as Griselda Walden, Buck's wife