A beautiful but vain woman who rejects the love of her older husband must face the loss of her youth and beauty.
Directed by Vincent Sherman
nazi
aging
suitor
loneliness
illness
socialite
embezzlement
reconciliation
vanity
loveless marriage
marly horse
diphtheria
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Letterboxd
3.5 / 5
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Cast
Bette Davis
Fanny Trellis
Claude Rains
Job Skeffington
Walter Abel
George Trellis
George Coulouris
Dr. Byles
Richard Waring
Trippy Trellis
Marjorie Riordan
Young Fanny
Robert Shayne
MacMahon
John Alexander
Jim Conderley
Jerome Cowan
Edward Morrison
Johnny Mitchell
Johnny Mitchell
Dorothy Peterson
Manby
Peter Whitney
Chester Forbish
Crew
Vincent Sherman
Director
Julius J. Epstein
Screenplay
Philip G. Epstein
Screenplay
Franz Waxman
Original Music Composer
Ernest Haller
Director of Photography
Philip G. Epstein
Producer
Jack L. Warner
Executive Producer
Julius J. Epstein
Producer
Orry-Kelly
Costume Design
Paul Dessau
Additional Music
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Kyle Walton
6.0★ · 08/05/25
A heavy melodrama which is definitely overwrought but well done and acted.
A heavy melodrama which is definitely overwrought but well done and acted.
Holly
5.4★ · 05/23/24
I was going to rate this lower because Bette Davis’s character was so annoying, but that ending 😭
I was going to rate this lower because Bette Davis’s character was so annoying, but that ending 😭
rivercitykiiid
3.6★ · 04/16/24
i was rocking with it right up until the ending scene like what do you mean he’s blind now brooooooooo she didn’t even learn her “lesson” he just can’t see her now that she looks “old” 😭
i was rocking with it right up until the ending scene like what do you mean he’s blind now brooooooooo she didn’t even learn her “lesson” he just can’t see her now that she looks “old” 😭
emmydewPRO
6.0★ · 02/26/23
these bette roles stress me out shes so cunty tho
these bette roles stress me out shes so cunty tho
K
7.0★ · 09/02/20
Bette’s age make-up is truly terrifying in this, props to Perc Westmore for that.
Bette’s age make-up is truly terrifying in this, props to Perc Westmore for that.
