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The Imperfect Lady

film by Allen [1947]
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  • Lewis Allen

    In 1947 Allen directed The Imperfect Lady, a period drama about a politician (Ray Milland) who falls for a music-hall dancer (Teresa Wright) in 1890s London, and the crime yarn Desert Fury, in which a police officer (Burt Lancaster) wrests his former girlfriend (Lizabeth Scott) away from a compulsive

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    In 1947 Allen directed The Imperfect Lady, a period drama about a politician (Ray Milland) who falls for a music-hall dancer (Teresa Wright) in 1890s London, and the crime yarn Desert Fury, in which a police officer (Burt Lancaster) wrests his former girlfriend (Lizabeth Scott) away from a compulsive

    Read More