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In This Our Life

1942, Movie, NR, 97 mins

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In one of her most overwrought performances, Davis stomps across the screen playing one of the worst creatures to crawl across God's earth. Yet even in a role she later condemned, the great actress is utterly absorbing. IN THIS OUR LIFE was adapted from Ellen Glasgow's Pulitzer Prize winning novel and is doggedly directed by Huston, who was later accused of showing favoritism to second lead de Havilland since they were dating at the time. De Havilland is the good sister and ... read more leave a comment
Year: 1942
Rated NR

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Cast
Bette Davis: Stanley Timberlake
Olivia de Havilland: Roy Timberlake
George Brent: Craig Fleming
Dennis Morgan: Peter Kingsmill
Charles Coburn: William Fitzroy
Frank Craven: Asa Timberlake

 

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