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Forever Female

film by Rapper [1953]
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  • Deception
    Irving Rapper
    / Later films

    … (1953), Rapper found success with Forever Female (1953), a sprightly comedy with Ginger Rogers as a mature stage actress who reluctantly admits that a younger actress (Pat Crowley) is more appropriate for the ingenue role they both covet. Rapper’s knowledge of the theatre (and its temperamental stars) supplied the film…

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    … (1953), Rapper found success with Forever Female (1953), a sprightly comedy with Ginger Rogers as a mature stage actress who reluctantly admits that a younger actress (Pat Crowley) is more appropriate for the ingenue role they both covet. Rapper’s knowledge of the theatre (and its temperamental stars) supplied the film…

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