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“Where is that country? Have you ever been there?”
-Ellen Olenska
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1934 - US
Director
Philip Moeller
Starring
Irene Dunne, John Boles, Laura Hope Crews
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One of my favorite actors as one of my favorite characters in one of my favorite novels — this will have to be enough, for though dear Dunnie remains one of the few classic stars who clearly put much effort into characterization all that surrounds her is lifeless, dreary. An uninspired and heavily truncated adaptation of one of the most passionate and scathing novels ever written. Way to go Hollywood.
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