Bette Davis filmography

Dark Victory
Warner Brothers, 1939

This was Bette's favorite film. She liked her acting and thought the story was well done. There are many memorable performances in this film including a young Ronald Reagon and Humphrey Bogart in a supporting role. George Brent plays Bette's doctor and love interest and Geraldine Fitzgerald plays her assistant and close friend. The story is about a woman who learns she is dying, marries her doctor and they go and live in Vermont until she dies. Its true melodrama at its best and her dying scene cannot be missed.

The Cast includes:

  • Bette Davis .... Judith 'Judy' Traherne
  • George Brent .... Dr. Frederick 'Fred' Steele
  • Humphrey Bogart .... Michael O'Leary
  • Geraldine Fitzgerald .... Ann King
  • Ronald Reagan .... Alec Hamin
  • Henry Travers .... Dr. Parsons
  • Cora Witherspoon .... Carrie Spottswood
  • Dorothy Peterson .... Miss Wainwright
  • Virginia Brissac .... Martha
  • Charles Richman .... Colonel Mantle
  • Herbert Rawlinson .... Dr. Joe Carter
  • Leonard Mudie .... Dr. Driscoll
  • Fay Helm .... Miss Dodd
  • Lottie Williams .... Lucy
 



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