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Undercurrent (1946)
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28 November 1946 (USA)
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An Irresistible Force That Draws a Man and Woman Together!
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Young bride Ann Hamilton soon begins to suspect that her charming husband is really a psychotic who plans to murder her. | add synopsis
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Better the second time
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Katharine Hepburn | ... | Ann Hamilton |
 | Robert Taylor | ... | Alan Garroway |
 | Robert Mitchum | ... | Michael Garroway |
 | Edmund Gwenn | ... | Prof. 'Dink' Hamilton |
| Marjorie Main | ... | Lucy |
| Jayne Meadows | ... | Sylvia Lea Burton |
| Clinton Sundberg | ... | Mr. Warmsley |
| Dan Tobin | ... | Prof. Joseph Bangs |
| Kathryn Card | ... | Mrs. Foster |
| Leigh Whipper | ... | George |
| Charles Trowbridge | ... | Justice Putnam |
| James Westerfield | ... | Henry Gilson |
| Billy McClain | ... | Uncle Ben (as Billy McLain) |
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You Were There (USA) (working title)
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116 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (Western Electric Sound System)
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Finland:K-16 |
USA:Approved (PCA #11781, Adult Audience)
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Katharine Hepburn and Robert Mitchum didn't get along. One day she told him, "You know you can't act, and if you hadn't been good looking you would never have got a picture at all. I'm tired of working with people like you who have nothing to offer."
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Featured in "Private Screenings: Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell" (1996)
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The first time I saw undercurrent, I was as disturbed as everyone else by the soporific pacing.
Having just seen it for the second time, I have to say that there is much detail to enjoy. As in most Minnelli pictures, I enjoyed the awkward party scenes, in which elegant extras enjoy themselves while the principals cringe.
Katharine Hepburn is in her "insecure" mode, like in Summertime, and she is very good. The role would have been more natural for, say, Jeanne Crain.
Most enjoyable is Jayne Meadows, as a cold fish you can't quite figure out. She is incredibly beautiful in the ladies'lounge scene. Both her scenes with Hepbburn crackle with 1940s psychological intensity.