Judith Trahernhad hallucinations and saw two jumping hurdles while riding a hurdle and fell off the horse's back. Soon, she rolled down the stairs again. For Judith’s disease, Frederick Steele, MD and expert in brain surgerygave up the plan to go to the north. During the operation, it was discovered that Judith’s disease was in an advanced stage and she would lose her eyesight. Died within a few hours. Judith, who doesn’t know anything about the condition, has fallen in love with Steele at this time. In order to let Judith spend the last time in her life happily, Steele keeps the pain in the bottom of her heart and cares with double tenderness. she. They held a wedding. But Judith saw her medical history accidentally and understood everything. Judith resumed her previous nightlife while serving Steele carefully. The last moment finally came: Judith was blind, she sent Steele and everyone away with a clever excuse, and then died holding her husband's pillow.
Dark Victory movie plot
2022-05-06 06:01
Extended Reading
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Alan 2022-05-06 06:01:08
Bette Davis was top billing in that era, but it was overplayed in this movie.
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Roy 2022-05-06 06:01:08
In order to watch Bogart, but Aunt Pei’s acting skills are really good, just a little bit too much. The handsome guy who was always drunk turned out to be Reagan. Bogart's character is considered the king of flags... and he doesn't look like a groom at all, standing there in a trench coat, although his face is smiling, he has become handsome afterwards!
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Dr. Frederick Steele: [as he enters their home] How are you Ann?
[Ann runs upstairs]
Dr. Frederick Steele: Did I stumble into something?
Judith: Yes. We were on the verge of a jealous scene about you.
Dr. Frederick Steele: What?
Judith: [gently grabbing Frederick's hand] Darling - poor fool - don't you know I'm in love with you?...
[they enter the other room and order some tea from the maid]
Judith: ... Sorry.
Dr. Frederick Steele: You couldn't have said anything I wanted to hear more. Judi dear, I love you so much.
[they embrace tenderly and the scene fades out]
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Dr. Frederick Steele: [Out to dinner, after Judith has inadvertently learned the truth about her health] Would you mind telling me what this is all about?
Judith: Why don't you tell me? Why *didn't* you tell me?
[looks at the menu briefly]
Judith: Well I, I think I'll have a large order of *prognosis negative*!
Ann King: What do you mean?
Judith: You know, monsieur, s'il vous plaît. 'Prognosis negative'. You know what 'prognosis negative' means, doctor? Explain to her, or have you? It means a few months of pretending you're well, then blindness, then...
Ann King: Wait, Judith, we can't talk in here.
Judith: Oh yes we can. It was a question of humoring the patient, wasn't it? Give the poor dear anything she wants - time's so short, marry her if necessary. I know now why you went to his office that day: to beg him to marry me out of pity. You're kind, Dr. Steele, you're *both* so kind. So long my friends!
[Frederick and Ann try to stop her, but she storms out of the restaurant]