Ich will, dass du mich liebst (1955)

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Jane Wyman

Lucy Gallant

Charlton Heston

Casey Cole

Claire Trevor

Lady MacBeth

Thelma Ritter

Molly Basserman

William Demarest

Charles Madden

Wallace Ford

Gus Basserman

Tom Helmore

Jim Wardman

Gloria Talbott

Laura Wilson

James Westerfield

Harry Wilson

Mary Field

Irma Wilson

Allan Shivers

Allan Shivers - Governor of Texas

Edith Head

Edith Head

Jay Adler

Sam - Stationmaster
(Nicht genannt)

Louise Arthur

Sal
(Nicht genannt)

Roscoe Ates

Clem Anderson - Hotel Clerk
(Nicht genannt)

Florence Auer

Woman at Sale
(Nicht genannt)

Fern Barry

Minor Role
(Nicht genannt)

Nicky Blair

Army Hospital Interne
(Nicht genannt)

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Famed costume designer Edith Head appears as herself, providing onscreen commentary for the film's fashion show. This is one of her very rare on-screen appearances. Head's designs were later sold commercially.

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The story takes place in three separate eras, 1941, 1946, and 1954, but all of Jane Wyman's hair styles and clothes, as well as those of the other women in the cast, are strictly, and severely 1954.

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Lucy Gallant: Always wear black with dark gray, not that color.

Verbindungen
Featured in The Colgate Comedy Hour: Folge #6.2 (1955)

Soundtracks
How Can I Tell Her?
Written by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans
Performed by Four Freshmen (as The Four Freshmen)

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8/10

A bit sexist and old fashioned, but quite enjoyable.

The story begins with Lucy (Jane Wyman) arriving in some oil boom town at just the right time. Suddenly, thanks to the oil, folks have LOTS of disposable income and few places in which to spend it. So Lucy decides to open a clothing store, Gallant's. Soon she's quite the success. However, at the same time, Casey (Charlton Heston) has fallen for her and he wants to marry her...and vice-versa. The problem is that she is a driven career woman and he wants a stay at home wife. Obviously she cannot be both....so for the next fifteen years or so, the pair never manage to tie the not or even become official boyfriend and girlfriend. Is there any hope to ending this impasse?

The film is well acted, very slickly made and is enjoyable. I am sure a few folks watching might hate the sexist bent of the film, but for 1955 it was actually pretty progressive. Well worth seeing, though a bit predictable as well.