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Barbara Stanwyck - Screen Goddess DVD
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Release Date: 13 March 2006
DOUBLE INDEMNITY: Stanwyck is the definitive femme fatale in the greatest film noir ever made. Billy Wilder's acclaimed adaptation of James M. Cain's thriller was nominated for seven Oscars.
THE BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN: An exotic tale of forbidden love and desire from Frank Capra. In one of her earliest starring roles, Stanwyck plays a missionary taken prisoner in China by a local warlord.
THE MIRACLE WOMAN: One of Frank Capra's earliest hits: Stanwyck plays a minister's daughter (loosely based on Aimee Semple MacPherson) turned evangelical con-artist.
THE LADY EVE: A delightful comedy from master director Preston Sturges. Stanwyck is the con-artist who falls for Henry Fonda, a wealthy heir, on board a cruise.
ALL I DESIRE: Naomi Murdock's reconciliation with her family is complicated when her old lover played by Lyle Bettger attempts to rekindle their relationship.
GOLDEN BOY: Clifford Odets protest play becomes a stunning piece of film melodrama with William Holden playing a violin prodigy forced by financial circumstances, into prize-fighting Stanwyck is his lover.
THE BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN: An exotic tale of forbidden love and desire from Frank Capra. In one of her earliest starring roles, Stanwyck plays a missionary taken prisoner in China by a local warlord.
THE MIRACLE WOMAN: One of Frank Capra's earliest hits: Stanwyck plays a minister's daughter (loosely based on Aimee Semple MacPherson) turned evangelical con-artist.
THE LADY EVE: A delightful comedy from master director Preston Sturges. Stanwyck is the con-artist who falls for Henry Fonda, a wealthy heir, on board a cruise.
ALL I DESIRE: Naomi Murdock's reconciliation with her family is complicated when her old lover played by Lyle Bettger attempts to rekindle their relationship.
GOLDEN BOY: Clifford Odets protest play becomes a stunning piece of film melodrama with William Holden playing a violin prodigy forced by financial circumstances, into prize-fighting Stanwyck is his lover.
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