| Possessed | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1947) | |||||
| Drama, Film-Noir, Thriller | |||||
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| Van Heflin | David Sutton | |
| Joan Crawford | Louise Howell | |
| Geraldine Brooks | Carol Graham | |
| Raymond Massey | Dean Graham | |
| Stanley Ridges | Dr. Harvey Willard | |
| Moroni Olsen | Dr. Ames | |
| John Ridgely | Harker | |
| Gerald Perreau | ||
| Erskine Sanford | Dr. Max Sherman | |
| Peter Miles | Wynn Graham | |
| Jakob Gimpel | Pianist |
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| Producer | Jerry Wald
Jack L. Warner |
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| Writer | Silvia Richards
Ranald MacDougall Lawrence Menkin |
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She loves him when he goes away for months. She loves him when he refuses to marry her. But when callow David Sutton chooses to marry someone else, Louise Howell's love for him takes a darker turn. Give her a gun and she'll love him to death. Joan Crawford reteams with producer Jerry Wald of her Academy Award®-winning Mildred Pierce and claims a 1947 Best Actress Oscar® nomination for her portrayal of tempestuous, mentally unstable Louise. "I love you is such an inadequate way of saying I love you," Louise says, "It doesn't quite describe how much it hurts sometimes." With Crawford at her film-noir-queen best, be assured it hurts so good. |
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