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| Warner Bros. (1952) | |||||
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| Bette Davis | Margaret Elliot | |
| Natalie Wood | Gretchen | |
| Sterling Hayden | Jim Johannson aka Barry Lester | |
| June Travis | Phyllis Stone | |
| Warner Anderson | Harry Stone | |
| Minor Watson | Joe Morrison | |
| Paul Frees | Richard Stanley | |
| Robert Warwick | R.J., Aging Actor at Party | |
| Barbara Lawrence | Herself | |
| Fay Baker | Margaret's sister | |
| Robert Warrick | R.J. | |
| Herb Vigran | Roy | |
| David Alpert | Keith Barkley - Director | |
| James Anderson | Bailey - Actor playing Jed Garfield in The Fatal Winter | |
| Florence Auer | Annie's Friend in Store | |
| Marie Blake | Annie, Stones' Maid |
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| Producer | Katherine Albert
Dale Eunson Bert E. Friedlob |
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| Writer | Katherine Albert
Dale Eunson Harry Clork |
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| Cinematography | Ernest Laszlo
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| Musician | Victor Young
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A Hollywood Legend In Peak Form As A Hollywood Has-Been! Movie queen Margaret Elliot's popularity and fortune have gone bad. But she's sure she can jump-start her dimming career. "One good picture is all I need," she says. As Margaret, Bette Davis got yet another good picture and earned her ninth Academy Award® nomination. Davis' confident, perceptive performance lends absolute authenticity, as did a prop she provided. An Oscar® statuette - set noticeably on the car dashboard during Margaret's drunken spin through Beverly Hills - was one of two Davis owned. Sterling Hayden and Natalie Wood co-star in this gripping story that has "many moments of truth" (- Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide). The Star shines. |
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