Devotion (1946) | |
| Director(s) | Curtis Bernhardt |
| Producer(s) | Robert Buckner, Jack L. Warner (executive) |
| Top Genres | Biographical, Drama |
| Top Topics | Sisters, Writers and Poets |
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Devotion (1946) was a Biographical - Drama Film directed by Curtis Bernhardt and produced by Jack L. Warner and Robert Buckner.
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'This is romance. This is devotion. This is love.' Hitchcock style, that is.
By carole_and_co on Feb 23, 2020 From Carole & Co.Carole Lombard had built a reputation for unpredictability over the years. So in the fall of 1940, it shouldn't have beenthat much of a surprise that after four consecutive dramatic films, she'd return to comedy -- her most popular genre -- by calling on the master of suspense to direct her.Alfred H... Read full article
Classic Movie Man’s Guilty Pleasure: “Devotion”
By Stephen Reginald on Aug 18, 2011 From Classic Movie ManClassic Movie Man’s Guilty Pleasure: “Devotion” In 1943, Warner Brothers set out to film an account of the Bront? siblings, focusing mainly on the lives of authors Charlotte (Jane Eyre) and Emily (Wuthering Heights). In the 1930s and 1940s, the studio produced many successful ... Read full article
Classic Movie Man’s Guilty Pleasure: “Devotion”
By Stephen Reginald on Aug 18, 2011 From Classic Movie ManClassic Movie Man’s Guilty Pleasure: “Devotion” In 1943, Warner Brothers set out to film an account of the Bront? siblings, focusing mainly on the lives of authors Charlotte (Jane Eyre) and Emily (Wuthering Heights). In the 1930s and 1940s, the studio produced many successful ... Read full article
MOVIE REVIEW: Devotion
By Lara on Aug 2, 2011 From BacklotsFor the Ida Lupino blogathon over at Miss Ida Lupino, I am going to profile Devotion, a film that stars both Ida Lupino and my favorite lady Olivia de Havilland. I first saw the film last year, during TCM’s Olivia de Havilland “Summer Under the Stars” day, a day on which I had been... Read full article
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Charlotte Bronte: I know nothing. I understand nothing. And yet, I have dared to write 200,000 words about life!
[tosses manuscript on floor]
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Warners initially tried to borrow Joan Fontaine for Emily Bronte so she could play opposite her real life sister, Olivia de Havilland, but when an agreement couldn't be reached, the part was played by Warner contractee Ida Lupino.
Filmed between November 11, 1942 and mid-February 1943, the movie premiered on April 5, 1946 at the Strand Theater in Manhattan. While it is partly possible that the release had been delayed while Olivia de Havilland, after completing Government Girl on loan to RKO, successfully sued Warner Bros. to terminate her contract without providing the studio an extra six months to make up for her time on suspension, it is far more likely that its release was delayed because it was a costume drama and unlikely to do well at the height of WW2. Warner Bros would not have realistically shelved an expensive film like this, purely to spite an actress who was in litigation with the studio.
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