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Tropennächte (1931)

Weib im Dschungel (1931)

Between Time And Eternity (1960)

The Confessions of the Swindler Felix Krull (1957)

September Affair (1951)

The Prowler (1951)

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Rage In Heaven (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Nobody Is Afraid Of Me

Rage In Heaven (1941) -- (Movie Clip) The Moon Made Me Sentimental

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

Tropennächte (1931)

Weib im Dschungel (1931)

Writer (Feature Film)

Between Time And Eternity (1960)

The Confessions of the Swindler Felix Krull (1957)

September Affair (1951)

The Prowler (1951)

From an Original story by

Captain Carey, U.S.A. (1950)

My Daughter Joy (1950)

The Fighting O'Flynn (1949)

Big Jack (1949)

An Act of Murder (1948)

Singapore (1947)

Temptation (1946)

Mrs. Parkington (1944)

Summer Storm (1944)

Additional Dialogue

Rage in Heaven (1941)

Hotel Imperial (1939)

Life Events

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Rage In Heaven (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Nobody Is Afraid Of Me First architect Ward (George Sanders) swoons over European war refugee Stella (Ingrid Bergman) on the English estate belonging to his friend and her employer, son Philip (Robert Montgomery) and mother (Lucile Watson), who confer about them, though he’s a bit weird, early in MGM’s Rage In Heaven 1941.

Rage In Heaven (1941) -- (Movie Clip) The Moon Made Me Sentimental Idle rich Englishman Philip (Robert Montgomery), who can’t be bothered to run the family steel-works, exhibits more odd yet romantic behavior toward Stella (Ingrid Bergman), his mother’s war refugee assistant, obsessing about his friend Ward, and confirming he’s sometimes impersonated him, in Rage In Heaven 1941.

Mrs. Parkington (1944) -- (Movie Clip) I Own A Mountain Her first flashback, Greer Garson as the then-unmarried, brunette title character Susie, Walter Pidgeon as Parkington, wealthy New York mine-owner, arriving at the Nevada boarding house of her mother (Mary Servoss), confronted by a chippy miner (Charles Cane), in MGM's Mrs. Parkington, 1944.

Mrs. Parkington (1944) -- (Movie Clip) Great American Family Introducing Greer Garson, title character, with schmoozing son-in-law Amory (Edward Arnold), his wife (Helen Stillman), Alice (Florence Bates) and Madeleine (Lee Patrick) her daughters, Rod Cameron a new husband, grandson Dan Duryea, Byron Foulger a hired author, in Mrs. Parkington, 1944.

Mrs. Parkington (1944) -- (Movie Clip) Not Just A Man Newlywed working class Nevada girl Susie (Greer Garson, title character), her first morning at her husband's New York mansion, wakened by Baroness Aspasia (Agnes Moorehead) who, until that day, had been fiancee` to "The Major," graciously befriending her usurper, in Mrs. Parkington, 1944.

Prowler,The (1951) -- (Movie Clip) A Little Delay Now just visiting, out of uniform, cop Garwood (Van Heflin) with Susan (Evelyn Keyes), her husband's show live on the radio, tension building fast, in director Joseph Losey's The Prowler, 1951.

Prowler,The (1951) -- (Movie Clip) No Footprints Most unusual opening from director Joseph Losey, Evelyn Keyes (as "Susan") spied in the window, then meeting cops Crocker (John Maxwell) and creepier Garwood (Van Heflin), in The Prowler, 1951.

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