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Paulette Goddard, dressed in ragged clothing, holds up a worn dress and smiles in a scene from the 1945 film Kitty, directed by Mitchell Leisen.
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Kitty

film by Leisen [1945]
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  • Mitchell Leisen
    / Films of the 1940s of Mitchell Leisen

    …much less notice than did Kitty (1945), in which Milland and Paulette Goddard were the leads in a Pygmalion-like tale set in 18th-century London. Masquerade in Mexico (1945) was Leisen’s musical remake of his own Midnight. To Each His Own (1946), one of Leisen’s most highly regarded films, earned the…

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    …much less notice than did Kitty (1945), in which Milland and Paulette Goddard were the leads in a Pygmalion-like tale set in 18th-century London. Masquerade in Mexico (1945) was Leisen’s musical remake of his own Midnight. To Each His Own (1946), one of Leisen’s most highly regarded films, earned the…

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