I want a parlor palm as big as the ones everybody in this movie has!
It's directed by Robert Siodmak. He left Germany with the rise of the Nazis, using a faked birthplace of Memphis, TN, to get passage to Paris, though some believe the Memphis claim to be true.
It stars:
Dorothy McGuire (whose career lasted from 1943-1990 and whose varied credits include A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, The Enchanted Cottage, Three Coins in the Fountain, Old Yeller, Swiss Family Robinson and The Greatest Story Ever Told);
George Brent (whose career lasted from 1929-1978);
Ethel Barrymore (whose storied career lasted from 1895-1957);
Elsa Lanchester (who career lasted from 1925-1980 and included roles in The Private Life of Henry VIII; Bride of Frankenstein; The Bishop's Wife; Bell, Book and Candle; Mary Poppins; and the Elvis movie Easy Come, Easy Go);
Rhys Williams;
and Rhonda Fleming.
A really good one. Triumph in the end when she speaks. Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI did really like this. Perfect as a horror film for folks who don't like typical horror, I think.
DeleteOh crud. I couldn't get the thing to load. It just kept showing three dots horizontally across the screen. I reloaded and everything. I really wanted to see this, because I am a big fan of psychological thrillers. Maybe if I ever get a new computer!
ReplyDeleteIt took m a couple of times to get it to do right for me this morning, but it did finally start playing. Odd. I'm sorry. It may have been the site and not your computer at all.
DeleteNope! Tried again, refreshed and tried. Even went to the link where all three dots were blinking at the same time.
ReplyDeleteWell, bummer! Maybe youtube would work better? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hwzwLTfJ8c
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