Jusqu' à ce que mort s'ensuive

Titre original : Blanche Fury

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Stewart Granger and Valerie Hobson in Jusqu' à ce que mort s'ensuive (1948)

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La veuve sans enfant d'Allan Fury lègue le domaine Fury à ses parents Fuller, mais le fils illégitime d'Allan, qui se fait passer pour un domestique, espère s'emparer du domaine.La veuve sans enfant d'Allan Fury lègue le domaine Fury à ses parents Fuller, mais le fils illégitime d'Allan, qui se fait passer pour un domestique, espère s'emparer du domaine.La veuve sans enfant d'Allan Fury lègue le domaine Fury à ses parents Fuller, mais le fils illégitime d'Allan, qui se fait passer pour un domestique, espère s'emparer du domaine.

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Blanche Fury: She's Very Weak

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Anecdotes
Though not cited in the opening credits, the film is based on a 1939 novel of the same name by Joseph Shearing (1885-1952), a pseudonym for Marjorie Bowen. A prolific writer with a taste for the Gothic, Bowen also wrote "Moss Rose" which came to the screen in 1947 (La rose du crime (1947) with Victor Mature and Peggy Cummins.

Gaffes
The story is set from January 1853 to August 1860, yet Lavinia is the same age throughout the film.

Citations
Blanche Fury: Do you seriously believe all that superstitious nonsense about Fury's ape?
Philip Thorn: You're afraid. Are you?
Blanche Fury: Not at all. I'm not easily frightened.
Philip Thorn: That I can believe.

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8/10

Good representative of a first-class movie at the end of the Golden Era.

A classic example of a very well-made historical drama of the late 1940's. In every respect it is faultless, given the constraints of time and the story compression inherent in all movie making. There are simply no movie actors or actresses today who could play the star roles with the same enormous presence, dignity, grace, self-assurance, and acting skill manifested by the superb and striking Hobson and Granger---not to mention their precise and exemplary articulation of the English language. These were manifestly adults, not today's mumbling urchins posing as adults. Photography, production values, and historical accuracy are beyond praise. This was Valerie Hobson's personal favorite of her film performances.