Leave Her to Heaven
Leave Her To Heaven is a stylish psychological thriller starring Gene Tierney as Ellen, the stunningly beautiful wife of handsome writer Richard Harland, played by Cornel Wilde. Ellen panics as her perfect marriage unravels and Harland's work and invalid brother demand more and more of his attention. Her husband becomes unnerved by her compulsive and jealous behavior. And when the people close to him are murdered, one by one, it is obvious that this dream marriage has become a full-fledged nightmare. Based on the best-selling novel by Ben Ames Williams. This film won the Oscar(r) for Best Cinematography (Color) and received three other Academy Award(r) nominations: Best Actress for Gene Tierney, Best Sound Recording, and Best Art Direction (Color)/Interior Decoration. more
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Though she is engaged to a politician (Vincent Price), Ellen (Gene Tierney) lures the handsome Richard (Cornel Wilde)... |
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A woman who loves too much marries a man she's only known a few days--much to her fiance's surprise--and her new... |
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Gene Tierney portrays a beautiful but unstable woman who marries successful novelist Cornel Wilde. Tierney wants to... |
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Recent Reviews
- 5/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Nov-18-2008
- Beautiful Poison...
Ellen (Gene Tierney) is a beautiful, intelligent young woman. She is outwardly perfect in every regard. Unfortunately, she is lacking some things internally. Ellen has no conscience. She also lacks compassion, empathy, and a few other...
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- 2/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-21-2008
- Leave Her to the 1940s
I was disappointed with Leave Her to Heaven after reading so many glowing reviews. It seemed too long, and it built far too slowly. Things didn't really get interesting until about an hour in.Here's the kicker though: Would Vincent...
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- 5/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Jun-05-2008
- Leave her to Heaven
This is a wonderful old movie, with greater substance than many we see today. Enjoy it as I did.
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- 5/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: May-02-2008
- leave her to heaven
i got the dvd for my mother,she loves it,she said it is a great movie
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Selected Reviews
- 5/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Nov-18-2008
- Beautiful Poison...
Ellen (Gene Tierney) is a beautiful, intelligent young woman. She is outwardly perfect in every regard. Unfortunately, she is lacking some things internally. Ellen has no conscience. She also lacks compassion, empathy, and a few other...
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- 3/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: May-01-2006
- Great Commentary
This is a visually stunning but horribly acted movie. I was, at first, wondering if this was a colorized version of a black and white film. The colors are so vibrant, and the use of lighting and shadows is incredible. The...
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- 2/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-21-2008
- Leave Her to the 1940s
I was disappointed with Leave Her to Heaven after reading so many glowing reviews. It seemed too long, and it built far too slowly. Things didn't really get interesting until about an hour in.Here's the kicker though: Would Vincent...
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