Las dos señoras Grenville

Título original: The Two Mrs. Grenvilles

Miniserie de TV
1987
2h 58min

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Ann-Margret and Claudette Colbert in Las dos señoras Grenville (1987)

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La imagen familiar importa más que nada a los Grenville, incluso cuando el hijo es asesinado a tiros por su antigua esposa corista, a la que su madre desprecia.La imagen familiar importa más que nada a los Grenville, incluso cuando el hijo es asesinado a tiros por su antigua esposa corista, a la que su madre desprecia.La imagen familiar importa más que nada a los Grenville, incluso cuando el hijo es asesinado a tiros por su antigua esposa corista, a la que su madre desprecia.

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Ganó 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 3 premios y 8 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado 1 Temporada 1987

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The Two Mrs. Grenvilles

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It's supposed to be 1944, but the first exterior view of the Astor Hotel shows two adjacent film theatres, the Astor and the Capitol, playing Éramos desconocidos (1949) and Scene of the Crime (1949), both of which premiered in New York City in July 1949. A few minutes later, another view shows the Astor playing Tiempo de melodía (1948), and the Criterion across the street playing Desfile de Pascua (1948), both of which premiered in June 1948.

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Ann Arden Grenville: Did you have lunch?
Billy Grenville Jr.: I ate... something.

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Featured in The 39th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1987)

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Speak Low
Music by Kurt Weill

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8/10

good, trashy story, and old-time Hollywood to boot

This is a highly entertaining movie from the '80s when they still made them with opulence! "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles" was originally a novel written by Dominick Dunne. The plot is based on the real-life story of the shooting of William Woodward, a New York socialite. The question asked for years afterwards was, did his wife shoot him by accident thinking he was a burglar as she claimed? Or did she deliberately kill him? The film explores this and the lives of the wealthy along the way.

In the movie, Ann-Margret portrays the chorus girl wife who marries way, way above her station. The other Mrs. Grenville is her mother-in-law, played to perfection by the still glamorous Claudette Colbert. People who knew Woodward's real-life mother, Elsie, state that Colbert was dead-on in the role. In the book, film, and real life, the elder Mrs. Grenville supports her daughter-in-law throughout but not because she believes her or can even tolerate her. She does it to protect the family from scandal.

The movie spans fifty years and will hold your interest throughout.