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'Sun' Is Still Blazing Hot 75 Years After Its Debut - Golden Globes
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'Sun' Is Still Blazing Hot 75 Years After Its Debut - Golden Globes
August marks the 75th anniversary of Paramount’s classic A Place in the Sun. Theodore Dreiser’s 1925 novel An American Tragedy was banned in Boston and burned by German Nazis because of how it deal with “low love affairs.” Yet when it was adapted to the screen in 1951 (after already having been adapted in the U.S. in 1931), that controversy didn’t follow. Upon release, A Place in the Sun — the eventual title — was immediately recognized as a per…
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