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Title: Harriet Craig (1950)
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Domineering Harriet Craig holds more regard for her home and its possessions than she does for any person in her life. Among those she treats like household objects are her kind husband Walter, whom she has lied to about her inability to have children; her cousin Claire, whom she treats like a secretary; and her servants whom she treats like slaves. Written by Daniel Bubbeo <dbubbeo@cmp.com>
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family relationships | cousin cousin relationship | submission | shrew | selfishness |Taglines:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2 November 1950 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Lady of the House See more »Company Credits
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Lottie: Mr. Craig asked for it.
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The original play was written by actress Grace Kelly's uncle, the famous playwright George Kelly. See more »Goofs
Throughout the movie, there are no locks on the door of the Craig house. During the final scene, when Harriet gives her final speech, a lock can be seen above the doorknob. See more »Quotes
Harriet Craig: No one cares for brandy, Lottie, I've already asked them.Lottie: Mr. Craig asked for it.
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She was dominant! In my opinion, she is in the top five of all time great actresses. Her presence captivates you. There are actors and actresses that you will watch any movie they are in. She is one of the handful.
The supporting cast was terrific as well. However, this movie was all Crawford. Most of her movies have slipped into relative obscurity today. Its unfortunate, because she was on the same level as Katharine Hepburn and Bette Davis. The problem with Joan was that she never appeared in a legendary movie. Every star from that era had a movie which made legends. Hepburn had the Philadelphia's story, and Davis had all about eve. Mildred Pierce was a great movie in my opinion, However, its not highly regarded like the other classics. Enjoy this movie for superb acting and a lesson in why warmth and honesty should never be neglected.