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Rage in Heaven (1941)

Director: WS Van Dyke

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From Time Out Film Guide

Co-scripted by Christopher Isherwood from a novel by James Hilton, but still boasting a plot as murkily unconvincing as the English setting. Montgomery, blandly repeating his Night Must Fall characterisation (though further up the social scale), is a wealthy scion who goes all funny at full moon, marries his mama's companion (Bergman in her third Hollywood movie), and conceives a dotty revenge plot when he thinks he has grounds for jealousy. Even a strong cast can't make much headway on such soggy ground.

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Director: WS Van Dyke

Producer: Gottfried Reinhardt

Cast: Robert Montgomery, Ingrid Bergman, George Sanders, Lucile Watson, Oscar Homolka full cast

Duration: 85 mins


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