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The Bride Wore Red (DVD)(2014)
CTNR154612 0888574004637 CTNR15461220th Century Studios
2025-04-26
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Movie MPAA Rating: Nr
Movie Studio: MGM
Movie Genre: Drama
Run Time (minutes): 103
Software Format: DVD
Language: English
Bankrolled by a count with a taste for practical jokes, streetwise bargirl Anni (Joan Crawford) passes herself off as an aristocrat at a posh Alpine resort. There she plans to land a wealthy husband (Robert Young) pronto, even though she's drawn to the town postman (Franchot Tone, Crawford's then-husband, in the last of the seven films they made together). From its love-vs.-security theme to its knockout clothes (the eponymous dress boasts two-million bugle beads), The Bride Wore Red is a quintessential woman's picture -- and it features a fabulous woman on each side of the camera: gorgeous Crawford, at her romantic, rags-to-riches peak and Dorothy Arzner (Dance, Girl, Dance), Hollywood's only Golden Age female director.
Movie Studio: MGM
Movie Genre: Drama
Run Time (minutes): 103
Software Format: DVD
Language: English
Bankrolled by a count with a taste for practical jokes, streetwise bargirl Anni (Joan Crawford) passes herself off as an aristocrat at a posh Alpine resort. There she plans to land a wealthy husband (Robert Young) pronto, even though she's drawn to the town postman (Franchot Tone, Crawford's then-husband, in the last of the seven films they made together). From its love-vs.-security theme to its knockout clothes (the eponymous dress boasts two-million bugle beads), The Bride Wore Red is a quintessential woman's picture -- and it features a fabulous woman on each side of the camera: gorgeous Crawford, at her romantic, rags-to-riches peak and Dorothy Arzner (Dance, Girl, Dance), Hollywood's only Golden Age female director.
