Splendor in the Grass
2 hr 4 min · 90/100
Showing at 1 theater in Hollywood
Available theaters
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Egyptian Theatre - Hollywood
6712 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028, Hollywood, CA
About Splendor in the Grass
50th Anniversary! SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS, 1961, Warner Bros., 124 min. Natalie Wood gives her greatest performance as an anguished teenager in love with high school beau Warren Beatty, in director Elia Kazan’s heart-wrenching portrait of 1920s America. Wood’s tormented cries of "I’m a good girl, mama" come from some haunted place few actresses ever reach - her work here earned Wood her second (of three) Oscar nominations as Best Actress. Discussion following with Editor and film scholar Lisa Dombrowski, scholar Leo Braudy and biographers Richard Schickel and Sam Wasson. Plus Book signing of Kazan Revisited across the street at Every Picture Tells a Story.
Cast & Crew
Elia Kazan, Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty, Pat Hingle, Audrey Christie, Barbara Loden, Zohra Lampert, Fred Stewart, Joanna Roos, Jan Norris, Gary Lockwood, Sandy Dennis, Marla Adams, Lynn Loring, John McGovern
Frequently asked questions
How long is Splendor in the Grass?
Splendor in the Grass is 2 hr 4 min long.
Who directed Splendor in the Grass?
Elia Kazan
Who is Wilma Dean Loomis in Splendor in the Grass?
Natalie Wood plays Wilma Dean Loomis in the film.
What is Splendor in the Grass about?
50th Anniversary! SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS, 1961, Warner Bros., 124 min. Natalie Wood gives her greatest performance as an anguished teenager in love with high school beau Warren Beatty, in director Elia Kazan’s heart-wrenching portrait of 1920s America. Wood’s tormented cries of "I’m a good girl, mama" come from some haunted place few actresses ever reach - her work here earned Wood her second (of three) Oscar nominations as Best Actress. Discussion following with Editor and film scholar Lisa Dombrowski, scholar Leo Braudy and biographers Richard Schickel and Sam Wasson. Plus Book signing of Kazan Revisited across the street at Every Picture Tells a Story.