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1952·Drama·1h 22m
7.1
A sexy but poor young girl marries a rich man she doesn't love, but carries a torch for another man.
Directed by King Vidor
class
swamp
revenge
debt
accident

Cast

Jennifer Jones
Jennifer Jones
Ruby Gentry
Charlton Heston
Charlton Heston
Boake Tackman
Karl Malden
Karl Malden
Jim Gentry
Tom Tully
Tom Tully
Jud Corey
James Anderson
James Anderson
Lucien/Jewel Corey
Josephine Hutchinson
Josephine Hutchinson
Letitia Gentry
Phyllis Avery
Phyllis Avery
Therese/Tracy McAuliffe
Herbert Heyes
Herbert Heyes
le juge Tackman
Charles Cane
Charles Cane
Charlie/Cullen McAuliffe
Sam Flint
Sam Flint
Neil Fallgren
Frank Wilcox
Frank Wilcox
Clyde Pratt
Barney Phillips
Barney Phillips
dr. Saul Manfred/Louis

Crew

King Vidor
King Vidor
Director
Heinz Roemheld
Heinz Roemheld
Original Music Composer
Russell Harlan
Russell Harlan
Director of Photography
King Vidor
King Vidor
Producer
Terry O. Morse
Terry O. Morse
Supervising Film Editor

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4 reviews
Chip
Chip
Ruby Gentry
Love watching a movie that feels made just for me. Stunningly gorgeous lead actress, southern cultural setting, overtly religious in its imagery and motifs. King Vidor delivers such a tight and relenting masterpiece in just 82 minutes, and I'd have loved to watch triple that amount.

Might as well just kind of wax poetic about Jennifer Jones here. This is my first movie with her in the cast and it feels like I've wasted so much time taking this long to finally get here. She is electrifying as Ruby and commands a goliath-type presence whenever she's on the screen, which thankfully is almost the entire movie. Her hammed up southern accent plays with grace coming from someone as captivating as her, to the point where you don't even notice it so much as the time passes.

Hang that party dress(you'll know the one when you see it) from the rafters bc this was a performance of a lifetime.
Love watching a movie that feels made just for me. Stunningly gorgeous lead actress, southern cultural setting, overtly religious in its imagery and motifs. King Vidor delivers such a tight and relenting masterpiece in just 82 minutes, and I'd have loved to watch triple that amount.

Might as well just kind of wax poetic about Jennifer Jones here. This is my first movie with her in the cast and it feels like I've wasted so much time taking this long to finally get here. She is electrifying as Ruby and commands a goliath-type presence whenever she's on the screen, which thankfully is almost the entire movie. Her hammed up southern accent plays with grace coming from someone as captivating as her, to the point where you don't even notice it so much as the time passes.

Hang that party dress(you'll know the one when you see it) from the rafters bc this was a performance of a lifetime.
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