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In Jean Renoir's autobiography, though he offers frustratingly few details about what The Woman on the Beach looked like prior to studio-demanded reshoots and edits, he does take time to raise the concept of isolation, and the ways in which people, after being damaged by the world around them, sometimes retreat into one of their own.
Nombre Original: The Woman on the Beach Año: 1947 Director: Jean Renoir Protagonistas: Joan Bennett, Robert Ryan, Charles Bickford Género: Cine Negro, Drama Productora: RKO Radio Pictures Duración: 70 minutos Resolución: 640 x 480 Formato: AVI Peso: 767 MB Idioma: Audio Dual (Castellano e Inglés) Sinopsis
One day on the fog-shrouded strand he encounters a beautiful woman (Joan Bennett) gathering driftwood. He walks her back to her beach shack where a two-edged friction starts to develop. Suddenly in walks her husband (Charles Bickford), who was blinded by Bennett in a drunken accident years before; though no longer able to work, he's still ...
Coast Guard officer Scott (Robert Ryan) loves his fiancée, Eve (Nan Leslie), but he can't fight his attraction to the alluring Peggy (Joan Bennett), a lonely beauty he meets on the beach. But ...
- Drama
Año: 1947. Título original: The Woman on the Beach. Sinopsis: Aunque el teniente Scott Burnett, del servicio de guardacostas, padece todavía pesadillas durante su convalecencia, está decidido a casarse con su novia Eve y empezar una nueva vida.
Hace 5 días · Released June 7th, 1947, 'The Woman on the Beach' stars Joan Bennett, Robert Ryan, Charles Bickford, Nan Leslie The NR movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 11 min, and received a user score of 60 ...
The working titles of this film were None So Blind and Desirable Woman.Hollywood Reporter news items add the following information about the production: George Brent was announced in August 1945 as the film's star, and in January 1946, Hollywood Reporter announced that Virginia Huston, who is listed in the CBCS in the role of "Eve," would be making her screen debut in the film.
