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| Joan Fontaine | ... |
Ivy Lexton
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| Patric Knowles | ... |
Roger Gretorex
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Herbert Marshall | ... |
Miles Rushworth
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| Richard Ney | ... |
Jervis Lexton
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| Cedric Hardwicke | ... |
Insp. Orpington
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Lucile Watson | ... |
Mrs. Gretorex
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Sara Allgood | ... |
Martha Huntley
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Henry Stephenson | ... |
Judge
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Rosalind Ivan | ... |
Emily
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Lillian Fontaine | ... |
Lady Flora
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| Molly Lamont | ... |
Bella Crail
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| Una O'Connor | ... |
Mrs. Thrawn
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Isobel Elsom | ... |
Miss Chattle
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| Alan Napier | ... |
Sir Jonathan Wright
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In 1909, the beautiful but amoral British belle Ivy Lexton meets older, rich Miles Rushworth; undeterred by the prior claims of her husband Jervis and lover Roger, she goes after Miles and has no trouble fascinating him, but oddly enough he has compunctions about making love to other men's wives. The means that Ivy reluctantly adopts to resolve the problem of too many men promise disaster for all concerned. Written by Rod Crawford <puffinus@u.washington.edu>
Does anyone happen to know where this film was shot? The aviation scene on the cliff is beautiful. It appears to be England. However, Ivy's apartment building certainly looks like the Brill Building, with its fascinating elevators.
Charles Mendl is listed as playing "Sir Charles Gage". Maybe I blinked, but I never saw him. Perhaps he was the husband's lawyer, but, again, I don't recall that character being in the film, other than being mentioned as having made a phone call. Perhaps he was in the aviation scene? Or the ballroom scene? Did anyone spot him?
Herbert Marshall was 57 years old when he shot this film.