Forever Amber
Summary:
They said it couldn't be done, but they did it: Kathleen Winsor's "notorious", bestselling bodice-ripper Forever Amber actually made it to the screen in 1947 with full censorial approval. Of course, it was necessary to tone down the more erotic passages of Winsor's novel, but the end result pleased fans of the book and bluenosed nonfans alike. A last-minute replacement for British imp... Full Summary >>
Cast:
Jane Ball - (Corinne Carlton)
Linda Darnell - (Amber St. Clair)
Cornel Wilde - (Bruce Carlton)
Edmund Breon - (Lord Redmond)
Richard Greene - (Lord Almsbury)
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Review:
Forever Amber was a tremendous popular hit in its day, largely because of its "racy" subject, well known to viewers of the time because the novel upon which it is based had also been tremendously popular; however, much of the sex had to be considerably diminished for the screen version; in 1947, this didn't seem to matter too much, but modern au... Continue >>
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