Slightly French performing arts

Slightly French performing artsDirector Douglas Sirk, best known for his melodramatic masterpieces of the '50s, directs this charming musical comedy which gives a peek into the Hollywood studio system of the 1940s. After driving his leading lady to an emotional breakdown, director John Gayle (Don Ameche, Heaven Can Wait, Midnight) is fired by producer Doug Hyde (Willard Parker, A Slight Case of Murder, Kiss Me Kate). When he meets carnival performer Mary O'Leary (Dorothy Lamour,

bloody conflict

Fearing the worst

One thing is certain

Uranium is discovered and world powers begin fighting over ownership of the island

shattering and transforming each others fears

Richard Dreyfuss is LANSKY - the man who organized organized crime

and he had lost an alarming amount of weight

Winston Rekert and Karen Black star

Chained for Life doubles as both a thrilling noir and a sad account of the ill-fated Hilton Sisters

carefree attitude and sunny beaches

Her name is GREEN

Jo (Kay Francis) is grown and married