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    Alfred E. Green

    …seven features for Warner, including Housewife, in which Bette Davis starred as an advertising copywriter who steals a colleague (played by George Brent) from his wife. The following year Green directed five more movies, the best of which were two Davis melodramas: Dangerous, which won the actress her first Oscar,…

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    …seven features for Warner, including Housewife, in which Bette Davis starred as an advertising copywriter who steals a colleague (played by George Brent) from his wife. The following year Green directed five more movies, the best of which were two Davis melodramas: Dangerous, which won the actress her first Oscar,…

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