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The Jolly corner

Spencer Brydon returns to New York thirty-five years after fleeing the Civil War. At once repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power, he wonders who he would have been had he never left for Europe. On one of his frequent visits to the haunted house of his youth, he encounters his other identity and the possibilities this knowledge permits him.

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  • "Henry James' the jolly corner"@en
  • "Jolly corner"@en
  • "Henry James' The Jolly corner"

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  • "Spencer Brydon returns to New York thirty-five years after fleeing the Civil War. At once repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power, he wonders who he would have been had he never left for Europe. On one of his frequent visits to the haunted house of his youth, he encounters his other identity and the possibilities this knowledge permits him."@en
  • "Summary: A story of an American author who has lived in Europe for 35 years returns home to unlock the mystery of his ancestral home."
  • "When Spencer Bryden returns to the U.S. after his self-imposed exile in Europe, he wonders what his life would have been like if he had stayed and lived through the Civil War."
  • "Summary: In order to escape the Civil War, Spencer Brydon left America when he was 23 and spent more than 25 years in self-imposed exile in Europe. Now, at the age of 50, he has returned to a country that has undergone enormous changes in the intervening years. Both attracted and repelled by these changes, Brydon becomes obsessed by the person he might have become had he stayed. One of the properties he owns is The Jolly Corner, the house in which he grew up and to which he is irresistably drawn. Eventually, both he and Alice, the woman he might have married, confront his hidden self - she in a dream and he in a horrifying vision on one of his frequent visits to the house of his youth. Fritz Weaver and Salome Jens play the leading roles in this dramatisation of Henry James's story."
  • "An adaptation of the story by Henry James about an American who, returning to New York 35 years after fleeing the Civil War to Europe, finds himself both repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power."@en
  • "Henry James' story of an American author who has lived in Europe for 35 years and returns home to unlock the mystery of his ancestral home."@en
  • "Spencer Brydon returns to New York after thirty-five years abroad and becomes obsessed with the mystery of what he might have been if he had never left his country."@en
  • "Spencer Brydon returns to New York thirty-five years after fleeing the Civil War. At once repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power, he wonders who he would have been had he never left for Europe. On one of his frequent visits to the haunted house of his youth, he encounters his other identity."@en
  • "Returning to New York after 35 years in Europe, an American finds himself both repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power."@en
  • "Spencer Brydon returns to New York after having been abroad for thirty-five years. He becomes obsessed with wondering what he might have been had he never left his country."@en
  • "Spencer Brydon returns to New York 35 years after fleeing the Civil War only to wonder what his life would have been like if he had never gone to Europe. While visiting a haunted house, he gets his chance to see his other past. Based on a short story by Henry James. Features Fritz Weaver and Salome Jens."
  • "Returning to New York 35 years after fleeing the Civil War to Europe, an American finds himself both repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power."
  • "Returning to New York 35 years after fleeing the Civil War to Europe, an American finds himself both repelled and lured by American lust for profit and power."@en

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  • "Drama"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Film adaptations"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Short films"@en

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  • "The Jolly corner"@en
  • "The Jolly corner"
  • "The Jolly Corner"
  • "The jolly corner"@en
  • "The jolly corner"
  • "Henry James' The jolly corner"@en
  • "Henry James' The jolly corner"
  • "Jolly corner"