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That Certain Woman

1937, Movie, NR, 91 mins

That Certain Woman: Review

Undistinguished weeper in the genre of STELLA DALLAS and CONFESSION that indicated Davis' star position at Warners when she demanded who would play opposite her. Ed Goulding wrote and directed this remake of THE TRESPASSER, which he made in 1929 with Gloria Swanson. Davis is the teenage bride of a bootlegger. When he was cut down by a hail of machine gun bullets, she decided that it was time for her to try to find a better life. She signs on as secretary to unhappily married... read more

That Certain Woman: Cast & Details

Year: 1937
Rated NR

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Cast
Bette Davis: Mary Donnell
Henry Fonda: Jack Merrick
Ian Hunter: Lloyd Rogers
Anita Louise: Flip
Donald Crisp: Mr. Merrick
Hugh O'Connell: Virgil Whitaker

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That Certain Woman: TV Guide News

Now, I'm not one to say "I told... | Today's News: Our Take | 10/17/2005
Now, I'm not one to say "I told you so," but… for several weeks I've been yelling from the rooftops that C.J. definitely wasn't the source of the military shuttle leak. Granted, that was a slightly easier call than, say, the mysterious Mr. Frost predicting the assassination of the president of Kazakhstan. (Word to the wise: Never get into a dead pool with that guy.) It just had to be Toby, didn't it? It's perfect. His brother's an astronaut, his new job as press secretary has him around reporters all day and, mostly, because a woefully underused Richard Shiff has to be looking for the Oval Office exit after seven years. Did anyone else think it looked like President Bartlet already knew it was Toby? That whole exchange about Leo being in trouble felt a little weird. Speaking of a little weird, are we to believe that Kristin Chenoweth's Annabeth has a thing for Leo? Sure seemed read more

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