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Dark Victory (1939) | User Rating
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DVD Release Date • R1: Sep 19, 2000
MPAA Rating NR
Running Time 1 hour, 44 minutes
Country USA
Studio Warner Brothers
More info on IMDb.com
Other Titles • Dark Victory • Opfer einer großen Liebe (1950)
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Genre: Romance, Drama, Tear Jerker, Doctor, Marriage, Melodrama, Love
Plot: Bette Davis soars in this superb, soapy starring vehicle, chauffeur-driven by director Edmund Goulding (THE GREAT LIE, GRAND HOTEL). A flighty, energetic socialite with a passion for champagne and country living, Judith (Davis) won't admit there's something wrong with her vision until she almost dies in a horse jumping accident. When a handsome doctor (George Brent) examines her, he discovers a rare and incurable brain disease. They fall in love and get married, determined to make every last moment count, aware that she might pass on at any time. A batch of familiar faces helps make these last few months as happy as possible: Geraldine Fitzgerald, terrific as Judith's friend and secretary; Humphrey Bogart, sporting an occasional Irish brogue as a horse trainer; and Ronald Reagan, slurring up a storm as Judith's boozy pal. Although the men acquit themselves nicely, the film belongs to the women, and Davis and Fitzgerald are both first-rate in this typically tough and lovely Warner Brothers tear-jerker.
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| Cast |
Bette Davis
All About Eve, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, Death on the Nile |
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It's a Wonderful Life, Shadow of a Doubt, The Invisible Man | | |
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Max Steiner
Casablanca, Gone with the Wind, Arsenic and Old Lace | |
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