The Sisters
Time Out says
Turn-of-the-century melo about three sisters (Davis, Louise, Bryan) and their romantic problems, most pressing of which is Davis' fling with dipso-journalist Errol Flynn. Not content with this, the picture has an intriguing political background, and abruptly tosses in the San Francisco earthquake, from which Davis takes refuge in a brothel, where tarts with heart nurse her back to health. Beginning with Roosevelt's election and ending with Taft's, the film may actually be about the emancipation of women, a concept that would have shaken the foundations of Jack Warner's office, since he, more than any other mogul, kept stars like Davis on a tight, legally-binding leash.
Details
Release details
Duration:
98 mins
Cast and crew
Director:
Anatole Litvak
Screenwriter:
Milton Krims
Cast:
Errol Flynn
Bette Davis
Anita Louise
Ian Hunter
Donald Crisp
Jane Bryan
Lee Patrick
Beulah Bondi
Patric Knowles
Alan Hale
Bette Davis
Anita Louise
Ian Hunter
Donald Crisp
Jane Bryan
Lee Patrick
Beulah Bondi
Patric Knowles
Alan Hale