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Leave Her to Heaven
Cast
Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, Jeanne Crain, Vincent Price View AllCrew
John M. Stahl (Director), Jo Swerling (Screenplay) View All
Release: Dec. 25th, 1945
Runtime: 1 hour, 50 minutes
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Citizen Rules
We see Ellen take her time getting dressed, she picks out aqua shoes and dresses in an aqua & white print negligee, which matches the wall paper.
Takoma11
While the film makes no bones about Ellen's status as villain, I did appreciate that there seem to be some nods toward the way that Richard--and to a lesser extent Ruth--behave in ways that seem almost engineered to upset her.
Gideon58
Richard and Ellen initially appear to be established as star-crossed lovers and we are actually kind of excited when she lies to her fiancee to get rid of him, but when Ellen's self-absorbed and obsessive behavior quietly bubbles to the surface, we then want to slap Richard and tell him to wake up b....