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The French Line is a 1953 American musical film starring Jane Russell made by RKO Radio Pictures, directed by Lloyd Bacon and produced by Edmund Grainger, with Howard Hughes as executive producer. The screenplay was by Mary Loos and Richard Sale, based on a story by Matty Kemp and Isabel Dawn.
Recently viewed. The French Line: Directed by Lloyd Bacon. With Jane Russell, Gilbert Roland, Arthur Hunnicutt, Mary McCarty. When her fiancé leaves her, an oil heiress takes a cruise incognito in order to find a man who will love her for herself and not for her money.
18. Sept. 2021 · The film was first released in 3D which offered eye-popping views of Jane's assets and added to its reputation as scandalous. Jane is a charmer: singing, dancing, and dripping the monotone sarcasm she used to her advantage in the previous musical.
Mary "Mame" Carson (Jane Russell) is an oil heiress with a fortune so immense that it intimidates most men, leaving only an eager line of gold-digging suitors. In search of true love, Mame, in...
- Musical, Comedy
10. Sept. 2012 · The French Line 1953, directed by Lloyd Bacon | Film review. Film. Time Out says. Jane Russell shown 'flat' is perhaps an anatomical impossibility, but the film was originally made in...
Synopsis. A week before her wedding, Texas oil heiress Mary "Mame" Carson learns that her fiancé, Phil Barton, wants out of their engagement because he finds her ever-increasing wealth emasculating. Mame takes the breakup well, but lets her guardian, Waco Mosby, talk her into sailing to Paris for a vacation.
Arthur Hunnicutt Cast. Mary Loos Screenplay. Richard Sale Screenplay. Harry J. Wild Cinematography. Walter Scharf Music. Critics reviews. When her fiancé leaves her, an oil heiress takes a cruise incognito in order to find a man who will love her for herself and not for her money.
