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Primrose Path

film by La Cava [1940]
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  • Gregory La Cava
    / Later films

    Slightly better was Primrose Path (1940), a melodrama starring Rogers against type as the daughter of a prostitute (Marjorie Rambeau) and an alcoholic (Miles Mander) who yearns for respectability. La Cava then reteamed with Dunne for the comedies Unfinished Business (1941) and Lady in a Jam (1942); both,…

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    Slightly better was Primrose Path (1940), a melodrama starring Rogers against type as the daughter of a prostitute (Marjorie Rambeau) and an alcoholic (Miles Mander) who yearns for respectability. La Cava then reteamed with Dunne for the comedies Unfinished Business (1941) and Lady in a Jam (1942); both,…

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