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Come Back, Little Sheba
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Shirley Booth and Burt Lancaster in Come Back, Little Sheba A scene from the film Come Back, Little Sheba (1952). Burt Lancaster lying in bed and Shirley Booth sitting on the edge, smiling, in a bedroom scene from the film Come Back Little Sheba (1952).
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Come Back, Little Sheba

film by Mann [1952]
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  • Butterfield 8
    Daniel Mann

    …movie was an adaptation of Come Back, Little Sheba (1952). Shirley Booth reprised her stage role as the desperately unhappy wife of an alcoholic (played by Burt Lancaster). Booth won the Academy Award for best actress, and Terry Moore was also nominated for best supporting actress. Booth returned for the…

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    …movie was an adaptation of Come Back, Little Sheba (1952). Shirley Booth reprised her stage role as the desperately unhappy wife of an alcoholic (played by Burt Lancaster). Booth won the Academy Award for best actress, and Terry Moore was also nominated for best supporting actress. Booth returned for the…

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