| Starring Miss Barbara Stanwyck: 1947 |
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| The other love 1947. United Artists Director: Andre de Toth Cast : Barbara Stanwyck ( Karen Duncan) David Niven, Richard Conte, Gilbert Roland, Joan Lorring Stanwyck Costumes: Edith Head |
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| Cry Wolf 1947. Warner Brothers Director: Peter Godfrey Cast: Barbara Stanwyck (Sandra Demarest) Errol Flynn, Geraldine Brooks, Richard Basehart, Jerome Cowan Stanwyck Costumes; Edith Head |
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| (above)Richard Conte,Barbara Stanwyck, (right) Mary Field, Barbara Stanwyck, David Niven |
| B. F.'s Daughter 1948 .Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Director: Robert Z. Leonard Cast: Barbara Stanwyck (Polly Fulton) Van Heflin, Charles Coburn, Richatd Hart, Keenan Wynn, Margaret Lindsay, Spring Byington, Barbara Laage Women Costumes; Irene |
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| A gentle picture from a story by Erich Maria Remarque. Stanwyck is a renowned pianist afflicted with consumption . Another great role. |
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| A good thriller pitting Stanwyck against Errol Flynn, gives her a lot of action. |
| Apractical Stanwyck cut her hair for the film, shaping her image to fit changing times and fashions, the latter designed by Irene. She sported her naturally graying hair too. She and Heflin play,respectively, an heiress who wants to buy her husband greatness, and a man who wants to achieve it on his own. The two actors were excellent as a team. |