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The Other Love (1947)

Director: André De Toth

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De Toth is usually associated with grittier action fare, but he does an uncommonly good job keeping the syrup at bay in this potentially mawkish tale of terminal illness and late-flowering ardour, adapted from Erich Maria Remarque's short story Beyond. Stanwyck's the consumptive concert pianist being treated at a Swiss sanatorium, where doctor Niven withholds both the true extent of her illness and the depth of his affection. Realisation that time may be at a premium sends her pell-mell into the arms of racing driver Conte (brashly superficial as usual), but the film reins itself back for a deftly achieved bittersweet finale. Stanwyck's steely resilience is well placed, Niven has the bedside manner down pat, and the Miklos Rosza score is spot-on in the circumstances - Rachmaninov with a dash of vinegar.

Author: TJ 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Cast & crew

Director: André De Toth

Producer: David Lewis

Cast: Barbara Stanwyck, David Niven, Richard Conte, Gilbert Roland, Joan Lorring, Lénore Aubert, Richard Hale full cast

Duration: 95 mins


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