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An Edwardian belle meets a rich bachelor, but what to do about her husband and her lover?An Edwardian belle meets a rich bachelor, but what to do about her husband and her lover?An Edwardian belle meets a rich bachelor, but what to do about her husband and her lover?
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Cedric Hardwicke
- Police Inspector Orpington
- (as Sir Cedric Hardwicke)
Lois Austin
- English Lady
- (uncredited)
Lydia Bilbrook
- Mary Hampton
- (uncredited)
Matthew Boulton
- Tom Lumford
- (uncredited)
Ralph Brooks
- Court Clerk
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaOne of two films in which actress Lilian Fontaine appears in support of her daughter Joan Fontaine. (The other was the 1953 release "The Bigamist").
- Quotes
Jervis Lexton: [as Ivy is poisoning him] All this stupid expense of doctors and nonsense, you must hate me for it.
Ivy Lexton: No, I don't hate you. I sometimes wish I weren't so fond of you.
- ConnectionsVersion of Lux Video Theatre: Ivy (1956)
Featured review
Joan Fontaine stars as the villain in this Victorian era film. She convincingly plays the married woman who has a lover on the side and also sets her sights on a wealthy man, Miles Rushworth who is played by Herbert Marshall. Mr. Marshall is quite good as Miles. Miss Fontaine acted her part to perfection--she was at the same time cunning, calculating, innocent looking, frightened and charming. It takes an actress with extraordinary talent to pull that off. Joan Fontaine looked absolutely gorgeous in the elegant costumes by Travis Banton. Also in the film is Joan's mother, Lillian Fontaine as Lady Flora. I highly recommend this film.
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- Runtime1 hour 39 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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