Another Part of the Forest (1948) | |
| Director(s) | Michael Gordon |
| Producer(s) | Jerry Bresler |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
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Another Part of the Forest (1948) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Michael Gordon and produced by Jerry Bresler.
SYNOPSIS
A darkly fascinating study of internecine greed and soul-destroying lust for power based on Lillian Hellman's second study of the Hubbard family, this time in the post-Civil War era. March is a brutal tyrant, flush with the tainted wealth of salt profiteering at the expense of the Southern cause, who torments his sons, driving O'Brien into exile. O'Brien discovers the rotten foundation of his father's wealth and proceeds to destroy him by exposing his role as a traitor.
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Marcus Hubbard:
Stop cryin' over your food, Lavinia...if you want it to remain unsalted.
Marcus Hubbard: Try to remember that though ignorance becomes a Southern gentleman, cowardice does not.
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Marcus Hubbard: Try to remember that though ignorance becomes a Southern gentleman, cowardice does not.
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Facts about
This movie is possibly the very first time a film was a prequel to another film.
Dan Duryea plays Oscar Hubbard in this film, eight years after he had played Oscar's son Leo in The Little Foxes.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onSeptember 13, 1948 with Ann Blyth reprising her film role.
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Dan Duryea plays Oscar Hubbard in this film, eight years after he had played Oscar's son Leo in The Little Foxes.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onSeptember 13, 1948 with Ann Blyth reprising her film role.
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