Desire Me (1947) | |
| Director(s) | Jack Conway (uncredited), George Cukor (uncredited), Mervyn LeRoy (uncredited), Victor Saville (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Arthur Hornblow Jr. |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, War |
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Desire Me (1947) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Victor Saville and Jack Conway and produced by Arthur Hornblow Jr..
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Before being released, this remake of the German film Homecoming (1928) endured a recasting of the leads, directoral switches, and an 18-month stint on the shelves of MGM's vault. The final product is somewhat understandably choppy. Garson stars as a woman who has unknowingly betrayed her husband, Mitchum, whom she thought had died in WWII with Hart, the man her husband had helped escape from a POW camp. Mitchum returns to reclaim his wife, resulting in a deadly confrontation between the two men. Cukor shot most of this though he asked for his name to be removed from the credits.
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George Cukor and Mervyn LeRoy were among a number of directors who worked on this film without taking credit. Thus, leaving the film with no director's credit at all.
Film historians tend to cite this film (regarded as the worst film made by MGM to that time) as the point where Loew's Inc. chairman Nicholas Schenck lost confidence in Louis B. Mayer's leadership. Schenck would soon bring producer Dore Schary back to the studio from RKO and groom him as Mayer's replacement.
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