Giant

Giant 1956

Jordan Benedict Jr., the owner of the largest cattle ranch and estates in the state of Texas with the legacy of generations past. (Rock Hudson) visits a horse farm across the country to buy a valuable horse and falls in love with the owner's stubborn, intellectual daughter, Leslie (Elizabeth Taylor). They get married and arrive at Benedict's magnificent mansion in the middle of a vast steppe. The mansion is run by Sister Luz Benedict and will not give way to a new bride. Moreover, he has taken under his protection the rebellious Jett Rink (James Dean), who refuses to get along with his older brother Jordan, whom they grew up with on a farm. The story begins in the 1920s and develops in the relationship of these four... In a process stretching back to the 1950s, traditional lives, the birth of Texas' first oil giants, were shaken by the wounds of American racism, passion and love. and passion and passion in the lives of two generations of a respected large landowner family... We see the birth of the third generation, who will live a completely different life. In the movie, Jordan and Leslie's encounter after their first long separation as a result of a fight is indelibly etched in the memory of Hollywood and moviegoers. This gorgeous, multi-award winning film adaptation of the novel was selected as one of the 2005 Protected Films.