Edison, the Man (1940)

Spencer Tracy seldom becomes a real person. In Fox 's early films Arnold Rossstein, Stanley and Henry Morton Stanley in Livingstone, Rogers of the Rogers Rangers in Northwest Passage, and Inclitt the Wind played Clarence Star . Adventure of Mayflower Luo (Henry Drummond) and Captain PLYMOUTH. This looks like a lot of movies, but in reality it is less than 3 percent of his movies. He also starred in the movie and became a great inventor (over 1,000 patents) Thomas Alva Edison (1847 - 1931)

In 1940, Edison was a national hero. Alexander Graham Bell (which will soon be the subject of a movie starring Don Ameche) is also a very funny character, but no one like him is. The same is true for telegraph inventor Samuel Morse and cotton gin inventor Eli Whitney. But there is no movie about them. Fred MacMurray and Alice Faye have a movie about Robert Fulton and his steamer, but there is no movie about Wright brothers.

Because of its historical period, the biography of the movie is seldom completely calm. All American heroes are perfect so all questions about Edison stealing credits from assistants or other inventors have been pushed aside (he does not mention his involvement in the patent war on the phone It was. His piracy invention was not the case: Prefabricated houses made of cement (actually a good idea, but before that) try to become the largest gold refinery in the east (ore from rocks Use a huge machine to grind)), electric car motor. He did not mention his paranoia about foreigners (Jews, rivals like Nicolas Tesla), and he (in 1911) in physics (as he stumbles upon the carbonization of Edison's electricity) I refused to offer the Nobel prize. The influence of discovery of exchanges with Tesla. None of this was mentioned ... only a series of wonderful inventions he mainly participated between 1868 and 1894. As a superficial study of his career, it is acceptable, Tracy and actors (especially Gene Lockheart as his critics and nemesis Taggart) are amazing. You will be entertained, but please read the real story of Robert Connot.

Edison, this is the 1940 biography movie depicting the life of Thomas Edison inventor of Spencer Tracy. Hugo Butler and Dore Schary were nominated for Best Works Oscar Award and Original Story Award for this work. But most scripts are fictitious or exaggerate the real events of Edison 's life. In 1869, Spencer - Tracy wanted to be a lost telegraph operator. I rushed to New York with my old friend Bant Cavat (Lynn Oberman). He works for Mr. Henry Travers. He tried to convince fundraiser Mr. Tagget (Jean Lockhart) to fund development of his invention, but Taggett is not interested in financing "green electric workers" was. But Western Union's President Charles Cobain did so.

1940 - Edison, man. (Black and white 117 minutes) Director: Clarence Brown. Actor: Spencer Tracy, Rita Johnson. Introduction: Thomas Edison is an advanced young inventor who is eager to achieve. After selling the established version of the stock market code, Edison set up an "invention factory" that tackled gramophones and other projects using that money. When one of his friends boasted that Edison invented the light before such a thing existed, Edison had to rely on innovation and trial and error to complete the task and use all his skills It did not become. (Biography, Drama) (Biography)

(98 minutes) Director: Rouben Mammalian. Writer: Samuel Hohenstein. Actor: Frederick March, Miriam Hopkins, Rose Hobart. (According to Robert Louis Stevenson, 1886/157 pagination.) (Adventure type: Mystery, Crime, Horror) (Frederick March - 1931-1932 Best Actor Award)

On November 16, 1940, a worker at United Edison Building on West 16th Street in Manhattan discovered homemade bombs in the window frame. "Con Edison's liars, this is for you." In September 1941, the second bomb was found on 19th Street. It is only a few blocks from Con Edison headquarters near Union Square. . It was wrapped in socks and stayed as usual. A few months later, the police in New York received a letter promised "they promised to make justice to the con artist Edison - they pay for sneaky behavior." Written in capitals, many people repeated the phrase "mean acts" and signed with the abbreviation "FP" In March 1950, the third bomb was found on the lower floor of the central station in March. Next is the telephone box in the New York Public Library. It exploded like a Grand Central phone box.