David Brian, Edith Evanson, Hugh Sanders
Flashbacks follow a working class woman as she climbs from man to man toward high society...and organized crime.
DVD Release Date: June 14, 2005
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August 25, 2009"the damned don't cry" is the ultimate epitome of joan crawford's irreconcilable womanhood in its hybridized maximum: ghetto mother's heart-aching tale as foreshadowing, then the brazen survivor attitude as she utters "the world is not for nice guys", and the flattering success p...( read more)
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July 19, 2009Being the Joan Crawford detractor that I am it would be easy for me to point out that this film was initially intended to feature a 19 year old actress, and that the part was rewritten at Miss Crawford's insistence. It would also be easy to highlight the lack of big name co-star...( read more)
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November 14, 2007Intriguing Joan Crawford flick about a low-class woman rising to wealth by way of wits, and looks regardless of the cost. Face paced thriller where there's never a dull moment.
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May 3, 2007An absolute feast for Crawford fans! She manages to run through so many of her famous reincarnations in one movie! The put-upon housewife, determined shopgirl and finally a glamorous society dame - they're all here! The only let-down is Davis Brian, who comes across as far too...( read more)
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