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The Two Mrs. Grenvilles (TV 1987)Family image matters more than anything to the Grenvilles, even when the son is shot dead by his former chorus girl wife, whom his mother despises. Director:John Erman |
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Title: The Two Mrs. Grenvilles (TV 1987)
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Ann Arden Grenville
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| Claudette Colbert | ... |
Alice Grenville
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| Stephen Collins | ... |
Billy Grenville Jr.
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| John Rubinstein | ... |
Bratsie Bleeker
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| Elizabeth Ashley | ... |
Babette Van Degan
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Kate Harper | ... |
Felicity Grenville
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Jana Shelden | ... |
Grace Grenville
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Peter Eyre | ... |
Basil Plante
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| Alan Oppenheimer | ... |
Sam Rosenthal
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| Sam Wanamaker | ... |
District Attorney
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Toria Fuller | ... |
Esme Bland
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Robert Sherman | ... |
Billy Bob Veblen
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| Michael Feinstein | ... |
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Ann, a former chorus girl marries above herself into a rich society family, but her mother-in-law regards her with great suspicion from the start. When Ann shoots her husband dead, claiming she thought he was a prowler, the older Mrs. Grenville decides to back the woman she despises, to protect the family image. Written by Anonymous
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abbreviation in title | period in title | reference to duchess of windsor | based on novel | number in titleGenres:
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8 February 1987 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Den andra Mrs. Greenville See more »Company Credits
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Bratsie Bleeker: Because I'm a spoiled brat, why else? Why are you called Ann?
Ann Arden Grenville: I wasn't. Well, I guess I better tell you, I was born Ursula Mertens. and it didn't fit on the billboard, and my agent changed it. You know, I'll bet it didn't matter to you what you were called.
Bratsie Bleeker: Still doesn't.
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It's supposed to be 1944, but the first exterior view of the Astor Hotel shows two adjacent film theatres, the Astor and the Capitol, playing We Were Strangers and Scene of the Crime, both of which premiered in New York City in July 1949. A few minutes later, another view shows the Astor playing Melody Time, and the Criterion across the street playing Easter Parade, both of which premiered in June 1948. See more »Quotes
Ann Arden Grenville: Why do they call you Bratsie?Bratsie Bleeker: Because I'm a spoiled brat, why else? Why are you called Ann?
Ann Arden Grenville: I wasn't. Well, I guess I better tell you, I was born Ursula Mertens. and it didn't fit on the billboard, and my agent changed it. You know, I'll bet it didn't matter to you what you were called.
Bratsie Bleeker: Still doesn't.
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Ann-Margret definitely deserved the Emmy nomination she received for her role in "the Two Mrs.Grenvilles" she is no less than brilliant. Colbert is just as good and the two on screen together is just the greatest thing ever! The movie itself is just as great!