The Brilliance Found In James Dean Movies

							The Brilliance Found In James Dean Movies

In the late years of the 1950's, an actor named James Dean arose. Though
many people know the name, most of them don't know the man behind it. He
was slowly gaining his stardom and earning a famous reputation in
Hollywood when he passed on due to a tragic motor accident.

You might be thinking that James Dean's popularity was because he had a
number of great films. But James Dean only appeared in seven films and
only three of which had his name in the credits. But he was the only
actor who was nominated for an Academy Award after his death; not once,
but twice. In the United States he became a cult figure because of his
brilliant performance in the movies 'Rebel without a Cause' and 'Giant'.

'Rebel without a Cause' is one of the earlier Dean movies that gave this
talented man a public image. The movie, 'Rebel without a Cause' was one
of the best and most accurate films depicting the youth's restlessness.
Because of James Dean's performance in 'Rebel without a Cause', the actor
received a part in the movie 'Giants', which had proven to be his very
last film.

One of James Dean movies, 'Rebel without a Cause', is a 1955 drama film
that circled around the lives of middle-class, suburban teens who appear
to be emotionally confused. Nicholas Ray directed the film that offered a
social commentary as well as an alternative to previous films that
depicted the urban slum delinquents. This movie has earned itself a place
in preserved films in the US Library of Congress's National Film Registry
because it had proven itself a historically, aesthetically and culturally
significant movie.

The movie, Giant was Dean's last movie where he played a supporting role
with Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. The movie, 'Giant', directed by
George Stevens, was a film adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel and released
in the year after Dean's death, 1956. Because of this movie, he had
earned his very last Academy award nomination and in the year of 2005
'Giant' was chosen to be preserved - just like the movie 'Rebel without a
Cause' - in the National Film Registry.

The James Dean movies have made an impact on the audience and even in his
passing, left his mark of brilliance and success. His legacy has
influenced the success and drive of many, and for that we thank him.

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