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Leave Her To Heaven (1946) -- (Movie Clip) You Can't Have Any Secrets Now at the retreat in Maine, recently married Ellen (Gene Tierney) teasing author husband Richard (Cornel Wilde), griping, then flipping when her family (Jeanne Crain, Mary Philips) appears on the lake, in Leave Her To Heaven, 1946.
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Noir knows no wrath like a woman scorned. Or, worse, a woman who perceives herself to be in the constant state of insufficient love. “Leave Her to Heaven” has the lush saturation and rustic chic environs of a 1940s travel ad for a northeast’er train line. It vibrates under its deceivingly pleasant masquerade of
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Kenneth MacKenna married Mary Philips in 1938. It was the second and final marriage for both. MacKenna was first married to actress Kay Francis on January 17, 1931. They divorced in February 1934. He married Mary Philips in August 1938 and they remained married until his death from cancer. As his wife, long-time friend, and companion, Philips ...
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Actress. She gained fame as an American actress on stage and screen in the 20th century. A brunette beauty, she was a student of a New Haven Roman Catholic convent who debuted in her acting career as a chorus girl in a Broadway production. Beginning in 1918, she appeared in at least 30 stage roles, including The...
