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FILMOGRAPHY
The Heiress, 1949 |
Written by Henry James and directed by William Wyler, starring Olivia with Ralph Richardson and Montgomery Clift. Its the story about a woman who is the daughter of a wealthy widower and lacks most of the social graces expected of a women in her time. She falls in love with Morris Townsend whom her father thinks is a shallow interloper only after her fortune. The changes that take place within the character played by Olivia DeHavilland are amazing. There is one particular scene I love when she walks through an alcove where years before, she and Morris have kissed. When she stops you can feel what she is thinking and know that she is remembering, another and happier time. The cinemetography is exceptional by Leo Tover. Every scene is like a painting beautifully staged. |
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