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| Optimum Home Entertainment (1946) | |||||
| Mystery, Romance, Thriller | |||||
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#4031 |
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| Gene Tierney | Miranda Wells | |
| Walter Huston | Ephraim Wells | |
| Vincent Price | Nicholas Van Ryn | |
| Glenn Langan | Dr. Jeff Turner | |
| Anne Revere | Abigail Wells | |
| Spring Byington | Magda | |
| Connie Marshall | Katrine Van Ryn | |
| Harry Morgan | Klaus Bleecker | |
| Vivienne Osborne | Johanna Van Ryn | |
| Jessica Tandy | Peggy O'Malley | |
| Scott Elliott | Tom Wells | |
| Keith Hitchcock | ||
| Ruth Ford | ||
| Trudy Marshall | Elizabeth Van Borden | |
| Gertrude Astor | Nurse |
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| Producer | Darryl F. Zanuck
Ernst Lubitsch |
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| Writer | Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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| Cinematography | Arthur C. Miller
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| Musician | Alfred Newman
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In his directorial debut, Joseph L. Mankiewicz (All About Eve) teams with the master-of-the-macabre, Vincent Price, and the lovely Gene Tierney to bring Anya Seton's best-selling novel Dragonwyck to the screen. "Filled with ghosts, drugs, madness and murder, this American Gothic" (Time) delivers "grim and shivery suspense throughout" |
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