| So Red the Rose | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1935) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| Margaret Sullavan | Valette Bedford | |
| Walter Connolly | Malcolm Bedford | |
| Randolph Scott | Duncan Bedford | |
| Janet Beecher | Sally Bedford | |
| Elizabeth Patterson | Mary Cherry | |
| Robert Cummings | George Pendleton | |
| Harry Ellerbe | Edward Bedford | |
| Dickie Moore | Middleton Bedford |
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SO RED THE ROSE is King Vidor's quietly affecting Civil War romance, starring Margaret Sullavan as a Southern aristocrat, the mistress of a Southern plantation, whose sheltered life is torn apart by the War between the States. During the war's darkest days she is sustained by her love for a distant cousin, a Confederate officer, played by Randolph Scott. |
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