The Heiress

By Edythe 2022-02-19 08:02:01

Miss S'love

All happy and unsuccessful loves must have a good beginning. Although Miss S looks and talented, she will inherit a large amount of fortune. As the father, Doctor S begins to worry about her daughter's lifelong affairs. At this time, God seems to be favored immediately. Our unmarried lady, he sent a handsome and courteous young man Mr. M to Miss S at the most prosperous occasion of love stories-an engagement party.
Miss S has no experience in love. When she and Mr. M are performing rival...

By Keely 2022-02-19 08:02:01

How does a wealthy and mediocre heiress find love?

How does a wealthy and mediocre heiress find love? This is probably also an age-old problem. Rich and beautiful, love is everywhere; mediocre and ordinary, that is the triviality of firewood, rice, oil and salt. Can be rich and mediocre? Choose one, also pick a rich and mediocre, just as the heroine father expects, but may become more and more surplus and lose inadequate, the right one, but the more boring; choice two, pick a poor and handsome and interesting, it is a drama The male...

By Sunny 2022-02-19 08:02:01

What did the heiress inherit?

I have fallen in love with black and white films recently, and I feel that it is very simple and profound.

Today’s pick is "Heiress", a work directed by William Wheeler. I have seen several of his films recently, "Little Fox", "Golden Age", "Wuthering Heights", and the famous "Roman Holiday" "Ben Xu", and "The Loyalty House" are all his masterpieces. In my...

By Garett 2022-02-19 08:02:01

Unwilling to walk into a man's script

A dark line is the battle between the daughter and the father. The heroine grows up with a rich annuity, but she is emotionally attached to her father. The father openly despised her and denied her, causing her clumsy and low self-esteem, but he was picky about her because of her clumsy and low self-esteem. Vicious circle. The father's feelings towards his daughter were totally inconsequential. So, after being provoked by her daughter, she deserves to see her rejected when...

By Armando 2022-02-19 08:02:01

Where does the woman's misfortune come from

100 years ago in 1949, this story was almost the same as the Cinderella fairy tale. It could begin with once upon a time. But just like today there are still Cinderella looking forward to the prince to find her to marry a wealthy family, today there are still countless men vainly trying to become a winner in life by marrying an heiress instead of working hard.

The plot is really maddening. When I see the end, my conclusion is: this woman is not worthy of sympathy at all and deserves...

By Casey 2022-04-24 07:01:22

#1949#, +, I was surprised by these Oscar-style female dramas in the 1940s, the multi-faceted female...

By Anibal 2022-04-24 07:01:22

If you become a rich woman, you won't be hanged on a tree. May all sisters become rich women w (hey,...

By Lessie 2022-04-24 07:01:22

Wheeler is always slow and does not easily enter the state, but once it happens, it will be out of control and full of fun... The rocker arm at one hour and five minutes smoothly brings Clift to the door, the movie skills of Hollywood 40s have been So skilled. The maid complimented Haviland on her beautiful dress, and then said that she wanted to go with the chef. Haviland said lightly: You are as free as I am in this house, and you don't need to compliment me in exchange for permission. The...

By Christopher 2022-04-24 07:01:22

William Wheeler is really a master at making classical family dramas. In the film, the Beiquezhu Palace, the embroidered clothes and the story environment are well integrated, giving people a beautiful enjoyment. De Havilland's performance is very layered, playing the image of an unconfident old maid, and the role has also won her an Oscar for best actress. The story is wonderful, the characters are delicately portrayed, and the display of the truth about marriage is too bold. After reading it,...

By Giles 2022-04-24 07:01:22

Fall in love and kill a family. In addition, this is the Washington Square that William Holden and Nancy Olsen said on Sunset...