Leave her to heaven

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Summary
Gene Tierney portrays a beautiful but unstable woman who marries successful novelist Cornel Wilde. Tierney wants to spend all her time with her new husband, but finds it impossible to do so thanks to his work and the frequent visits of family and friends. When Wilde's crippled younger brother (Darryl Hickman) comes to the couple's summer house to stay, Ms. Tierney indirectly causes the boy to drown. Later, upon discovering that she's pregnant, Tierney deliberately falls down the stairs, choosing to miscarry rather than share her husband's affections with an infant. When it becomes clear that family friend Jeanne Crain is attracted to her husband, Ms. Tierney commits suicide, making her death appear to be murder and framing Crain for the "crime." In court, Ms. Crain is mercilessly grilled by prosecuting attorney Vincent Price, who happens to be Tierney's ex-lover! Filmed in lush Technicolor, Leave Her to Heaven is based on the best-selling novel by Ben Ames Williams. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Additional Information
Series Criterion collection ; 1020.
Subjects Man-woman relationships -- Drama.
Jealousy -- Drama.
Murder -- Drama.
Thrillers (Motion pictures)
Film adaptations.
Feature films.
Fiction films.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Publisher [New York] :The Criterion Collection,2020
Edition Full screen.
Other Titles Leave her to heaven.
Contributors Swerling, Jo, 1897-1964, screenwriter.
Bacher, William A., film producer.
Stahl, John M., 1886-1950, film director.
Tierney, Gene, actor.
Wilde, Cornel, actor.
Crain, Jeanne, actor.
Price, Vincent, 1911-1993, actor.
Philips, Mary, 1900-1975, actor.
Collins, Ray, 1889-1965, actor.
Lockhart, Gene, 1891-1957, actor.
Hadley, Reed, 1911-1974, actor.
Hickman, Darryl, actor.
Wills, Chill, 1902-1978, actor.
Newman, Alfred, 1901-1970, composer.
Williams, Ben Ames, 1889-1953. Leave her to heaven.
Zanuck, Darryl Francis, 1902-1979, presenter.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, production company.
Criterion Collection (Firm), publisher.
Participants/Performers Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, Jeanne Crain, Vincent Price, Mary Phlips, Ray Collins, Gene Lockhart, Reed Hadley, Darryl Hickman, Chill Wills.
Other Contributors Director of photography, Leon Shamroy ; film editor, James B. Clark ; music, Alfred Newman.
Audience Rating: Not rated.
Language English
In English; with optional English subtitles for the deaf and hearing impaired (SDH).
Notes Title from container.
Based on the novel by Ben Ames Williams.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1945.
Special features: new 2k digital restoration; new interview with critic Imogen Sara Smith; trailer; plus: an essay by novelist MeganAbbott.
System Details DVD; NTSC; region 1; fullscreen (1.37:1) presentation; Dolby Digital, mono.
Description 1 videodisc (110 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN 9781681437033
1681437031
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