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Merle Oberon | Leslie Calvin | |
Franchot Tone | Dr. George Grover | |
Fay Bainter | Aunt Emily | |
Elisha Cook | ||
Thomas Mitchell | Mr. Sydney | |
Elisha Cook Jr. | Cleeve | |
John Qualen | Uncle Norbert | |
Rex Ingram | Pearson Jackson | |
Nina Mae McKinney | Florella | |
Odette Myrtil | Mama Boudreaux | |
Eugene Borden | Papa Boudreaux | |
Lorenzo Lamas | ||
Jeffrey Gorman | ||
Simmone Mackinnon | ||
Bruce Gray |
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Producer | Benedict Bogeaus
James Nasser |
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Writer | Francis M. Cockrell
Marian B. Cockrell John Huston Joan Harrison |
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Cinematography | Archie Stout
John J. Mescall |
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Musician | Miklós Rózsa
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The forbidding regions of the Louisiana bayous drip with cold suspense and moody intrigue as Merle Oberon slips into Dark Waters, the 1944 psychological thriller. A fake aunt and uncle attempt to drive a nervous young heiress to suicide in order to collect her estate. Aided by the oppressive vegetation, the stifling heat, and the deceptive silence of the swamps, the would-be killers methodically implement a series of terrifying ploys to suffocate the young girl in her own madness. |
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