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The Macomber Affair
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The Macomber Affair

film by Korda [1947]
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  • The Four Feathers
    Zoltan Korda

    …then directed Gregory Peck in The Macomber Affair (1947), a tense drama about a love triangle that ends in murder. Although a number of changes were made to satisfy censors, it remains one of the better screen adaptations of an Ernest Hemingway story. Also notable is the suspenseful A Woman’s…

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    …then directed Gregory Peck in The Macomber Affair (1947), a tense drama about a love triangle that ends in murder. Although a number of changes were made to satisfy censors, it remains one of the better screen adaptations of an Ernest Hemingway story. Also notable is the suspenseful A Woman’s…

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