A New York chorus girl (Madeleine Carroll) comes home to claim her family plantation and must choose between two men (Fred MacMurray, Sterling Hayden), one rich, one not.
The "American Gods" star credits amazing co-stars and killer special effects for his mind-bending performance.
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| Madeleine Carroll | ... | Charlotte Dunterry | |
| Fred MacMurray | ... | Stonewall Elliott | |
| Sterling Hayden | ... | Norman Williams (as Stirling Hayden) | |
| Helen Broderick | ... | Theo Clairmont | |
| Carolyn Lee | ... | Pretty Ellott | |
| Marie Wilson | ... | Connie Potter | |
| Paul Hurst | ... | Thomas | |
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| Louise Beavers | ... | Ophelia | |
| Darby Jones | ... | Joseph | |
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A New York chorus girl (Madeleine Carroll) comes home to claim her family plantation and must choose between two men (Fred MacMurray, Sterling Hayden), one rich, one not.
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I sought out this movie because it was filmed in Howardsville and Albemarle county here in Virginia. I heard about the film because my grandfather, Willis Floyd Martin of neighboring Nelson county, was hired by the film company. He and others were put to task beating the tree branches to keep that summer's swarming locusts at bay. Apparently, the song of the locusts was drowning out the director and actors. The locations are authentic. A highlight was to see the now defunct Nelson-Albemarle, or was it Albemarle-Nelson, railway. The script reveals a genius that I was startled to hear uttered in 1940, when this movie was filmed. While grandpa was busy scattering locusts on the set, grandma was birthing my mother. Would love to have a copy of this gem, all I have is a poorly recorded network TV airing. Another great local movie is a comedy filmed about life in Lynchburg, "The Vanishing Virginian."