Joan Caulfield

The Lady Says No -- A woman writes a best-selling book for women warning them about the 'dangers' of men. A handsome photographer for a national magazine arrives in her town to do a feature story on her. Complications ensue.

This star-studded film stars Lana Turner (Lady Edwina Esketh) as a spoiled wife of British royalty. Under the invitation of the Maharani (Eugene Leontovich), Lana and her husband travel to India, where the bored housewife proceeds to fall for Richard Burton's Dr. Safti. Despite his shunning her initial advances, the two begin an illicit affair. It is an affair that is complicated, or perhaps symbolized, by a series of disasters by Mother Nature, complete with earthquakes and a devastating flood. A cinematic coup, the movie was nominated and won an Academy Award® for Best Visual Effects.

This star-studded film stars Lana Turner (Lady Edwina Esketh) as a spoiled wife of British royalty. Under the invitation of the Maharani (Eugene Leontovich), Lana and her husband travel to India, where the bored housewife proceeds to fall for Richard Burton's Dr. Safti. Despite his shunning her initial advances, the two begin an illicit affair. It is an affair that is complicated, or perhaps symbolized, by a series of disasters by Mother Nature, complete with earthquakes and a devastating flood.

Teenage Miriam (Mona Freeman) encourages her brother-in-law, Bill Seacroft (William Holden), to run for state senate -- and then learns that her father, Judge Wilkins (Edward Arnold), has already thrown his hat into the ring. The two men don't see eye to eye on politics, but they never expected to be campaigning against each other! Joan Caulfield co-stars as Bill's wife, who's caught between conflicting loyalties to her husband and her father.