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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Laurence Harvey | ... | Dove Linkhorn | |
| Capucine | ... | Hallie Gerard | |
| Jane Fonda | ... | Kitty Tristram / Kitty Twist | |
| Anne Baxter | ... | Teresina Vidaverri | |
| Barbara Stanwyck | ... | Jo Courtney | |
| Joanna Moore | ... | Miss Precious | |
| Richard Rust | ... | Oliver | |
| Karl Swenson | ... | Schmidt / Courtney | |
| Don 'Red' Barry | ... | Dockery (as Donald Barry) | |
| Juanita Moore | ... | Mama | |
| John Anderson | ... | Preacher | |
| Ken Lynch | ... | Frank Bonito | |
| Todd Armstrong | ... | Lt. Omar Stroud (as Todd Anderson) | |
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Sherry O'Neil | ... | Reba |
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John Bryant | ... | Spence |
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At the Doll House, a 1930's New Orleans bordello, Hallie is the main attraction both for clients and for Jo, the madame. Her comfortable if tedious life is disrupted by the arrival in town of Dove Linkhorn, her true love of three years before who is now searching for her. When Linkhorn learns the truth of her profession he triggers a chain of events involving a number of people, including the young Kitty with whom he travelled from Texas and who is now the Doll House newest recruit. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26}
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 March 1962 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
Auf glühendem Pflaster See more »Company Credits
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Famous Artists Productions,Famartists Productions S.A.,Columbia Pictures Corporation See more »
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Dove Linkhorn: You got no business with us mister.
Preacher: Oh, sinners is my business. You and that hip-slinging daughter of Satan. You know there's the smell of sulfur and brimstone about you. The smell of hellfire.
Dove Linkhorn: Who ordained preacher?
Preacher: I am self-ordained son; I had the call.
Dove Linkhorn: You were called by the wrong voice mister.
Preacher: Lord strike this sinner down. Send a bolt down to smite and consume the blasphemer now!
Dove Linkhorn: He won't hear you. Cause you no ...
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(uncredited)
Music by Elmer Bernstein
Lyrics by Mack David
Sung by Brook Benton
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The jukebox in Teresina's diner is a Wurlitzer model 1015. The 1015 was a post-war model produced from 1946 through 1947 and would not have been seen in the Depression. See more »Quotes
Preacher: Jezebel! That's right, I mean you! Now both of you sinners are hurrying past.Dove Linkhorn: You got no business with us mister.
Preacher: Oh, sinners is my business. You and that hip-slinging daughter of Satan. You know there's the smell of sulfur and brimstone about you. The smell of hellfire.
Dove Linkhorn: Who ordained preacher?
Preacher: I am self-ordained son; I had the call.
Dove Linkhorn: You were called by the wrong voice mister.
Preacher: Lord strike this sinner down. Send a bolt down to smite and consume the blasphemer now!
Dove Linkhorn: He won't hear you. Cause you no ...
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SPOILER: The opening and closing credits are shown tracking a black cat as it prowls an urban landscape. The closing credits feature a newspaper reporting the Doll House residents' arrest and conviction. See more »Soundtracks
Somewhere in the Used to Be(uncredited)
Music by Elmer Bernstein
Lyrics by Mack David
Sung by Brook Benton
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I haven't seen this movie in 40 years. Being 8 years old the first time I watched this curious flick I did not know the meaning of camp. Watching this movie last night I realized this is classic camp. Stanwyck plays what is considered to be the first out lesbian in a major film and Fonda (never more beautiful) plays an underage bad girl headed for the "doll house." This was Fonda's second movie and she was actually 25. Most reviews mention her overacting. I thought she actually gave the movie energy. Capucine underacts as much as Fonda overacts and she is quite boring and wooden. The best one could say about her performance is she has great cheekbones. Anne Baxter (in a part that should have been played by Rita Moreno) isn't as bad as other reviewers have stated, although her wig is a little distracting. Laurence Harvey has a lot of sex appeal and presence while doing very little. Look also for Joanna Moore(Tatum's mom) as one of the "dolls". The French Quater sets are right out of Streetcar. As a matter of fact, the whole movie plays like Tennesee Williams. I believe the song was nominated for an Oscar, rightfully so, since the score was beautiful. Hollywood should do a remake. Maybe Fonda in the Stanwyck role?