Teenage Rebel

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1956 1956 Approved Approved 1h 34min
A sometimes sappy, yet effective melodrama about a woman who tries to make amends with her teenage daughter that she gave up at the end of an unhappy marriage. When Nancy Fallon's daughter, Dorothy, is sent to live with her and her new family after years of separation, the struggle to maintain some semblance of family quickly deteriorates. (Nancy's ex-husband was able to persuade the courts to let him keep the girl because the mother was seen as unfit.) Now Dorothy's father has an interest other than his daughter and to appease his new interest, he asks Nancy to take and raise their daughter. This begins a tumultuous time in Dorothy's life as well as her mothers. — Robin
The first black and white film in CinemaScope.
Referenced in История Эстер Костелло (1957)
Cool It, Baby Lyrics by Carroll Coates Music by Lionel Newman Performed by Dick Lory
Most teenage films from the 50's and 60's portray the children as much more innocent than they actually were; and, usually the boy is more mature than the girl, which we always knew was the opposite. Yes, Dick is the most mature, but Dorothy (Dodie) is right up there with him, which is why they click. Ginger is very svelte in the film, yet older than when she danced with Fred Astaire in the 40's. Ginger, as well as the rest of the cast, is excellent and the script is not your usual Hollywood teenage oriented tripe. I assume the Fallon's lived in L.A. and I know from experience that kids were faster than portrayed. I grew up in the Great Lakes area and we were even more mature than the kids in southern Cal; girls in 1956 started having sex with older boys (18, 19) because they had cars and those 'farmers daughters' were hot to trot. Whatever the case may be, this film, despite such extreme parental interference, was the best Hollywood could do in the late 50's. Notice that the Fallon's (Ginger & Michael) beds were not separated by a nightstand, but rather side by side. I guess the censors were becoming more realistic.
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Nancy Fallon gets custody of her teenage daughter Dodie back from her ex-husband when she remarries but she must win her love. Nancy Fallon gets custody of her teenage daughter Dodie back from her ex-husband when she remarries but she must win her love. Nancy Fallon gets custody of her teenage daughter Dodie back from her ex-husband when she remarries but she must win her love.
Grace Hewitt : Try not to show it too much, kids like you to be casual.
Nancy Fallon : Grace, I'll welcome any tip you can give me on how to behave with a teenage daughter.
Grace Hewitt : Well, all I know is anything you do is wrong. If you try to spruce yourself up it's, "Oh Mother, that's too kiddish for you," and if you don't it's, "Mother, do you have to dress like an old bag?"
Nancy Fallon : Oh, you make it sound awful.
Grace Hewitt : They love you. They bully you, but they love you, the little monsters. And if anything goes wrong, they turn back to being 6 or 7 years old and cling to you, and that's heaven.

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November 1, 1956 ( 1956-11-01 ) (United States)


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The film was an adaptation of the play A Roomful of Roses by Edith Sommer, with Betty Lou Keim and Warren Berlinger reprising their Broadway roles. Teenage Rebel was the first black-and-white CinemaScope film. [4]

Nancy Fallon ( Ginger Rogers ), a divorcee who has trouble communicating with her 15-year-old daughter Dodie ( Betty Lou Keim ). Left in the custody of her father ( Michael Rennie ), Dodie feels as though her mother has deserted her. [5]

The film was based on a play, A Roomful of Roses , written by Edith Sommers. It was bought for production in 1954 bu Guthrie McClintock and Stanley Gilkek. [6] In June 1955 Patricia Neal agreed to star. [7]

The play premiered on October 17. The New York Times said the acting was "winning" and it was "written with humanity". [8]

Linda Darnell later made her stage debut in a production of the play in Phoenix Arizona. [9]

Film rights were purchased by 20th Century Fox before the play was even produced. In May 1955 Darryl F. Zanuck assigned the play to Sam Engel to produce. [10]

According to writer Walter Reisch , 20th Century Fox had a commitment with Ginger Rogers and bought the play as a vehicle for her. [11] Rogers' casting was announced in May 1956. [12]

Reisch later said it was one of his favorite films, saying "It was a beautiful idea: a girl, the daughter of a woman who had meanwhile remarried, comes to the house to meet her new family. [Edmund] Goulding directed it. We only used the nucleus, the germ of the play, and made a lovely picture, a big success. But it was in black-and-white CinemaScope; again we couldn't get the color camera." [11]

The film was known as Our Teenage Daughter and Dodie before Fox settled on Teenage Rebel . In June 1956 Betty Lou Kenim was cast in her stage role. [13]

Filming started in June 1956. The movie was the only film being shot on the Fox lot. [14]

A Roomful of Roses 1955 play by Edith Sommer

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