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September Affair

film by Dieterle [1950]
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  • William Dieterle
    / Later films

    …the release of the popular September Affair, which featured an unabashedly soapy romance between a businessman (Cotten) and a pianist (Joan Fontaine) who are thought to have died in a plane crash. In 1951 Dieterle directed Peking Express, a remake of Shanghai Express (1932), and Red Mountain, a two-fisted account…

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    …the release of the popular September Affair, which featured an unabashedly soapy romance between a businessman (Cotten) and a pianist (Joan Fontaine) who are thought to have died in a plane crash. In 1951 Dieterle directed Peking Express, a remake of Shanghai Express (1932), and Red Mountain, a two-fisted account…

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