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Leave Her to Heaven

7.4

Released December 25, 1945Runtime 1h 50min

Hers was the deadliest of the seven sins!

A socialite marries a prominent novelist, which spurs a violent, obsessive, and dangerous jealousy in her.

Genres

Drama

Thriller

Romance

Production Companies

20th Century Fox

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Profit/Loss: $0

Stream

Rent

Buy

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Cast

Gene TierneyEllen Berent Harland

Cornel WildeRichard Harland

Jeanne CrainRuth Berent

Vincent PriceRussell Quinton

Mary PhilipsMrs. Berent

Ray CollinsGlen Robie

Gene LockhartDr. Saunders

Reed HadleyDr. Mason

Darryl HickmanDanny Harland

Chill WillsLeick Thome

Mae MarshFisherwoman (uncredited)

Grant MitchellCarlson (uncredited)

Ruth CliffordTelephone Operator (uncredited)

Paul EvertonThe Judge (uncredited)

Gertrude AstorPrison Matron (uncredited)

Guy BeachSheriff (uncredited)

Audrey BetzCook at Robie's Ranch (uncredited)

Olive BlakeneyMrs. Louise Robie (uncredited)

Harry DeppCatterson - the Chemist (uncredited)

Jim FarleyTrain Conductor (uncredited)

Betty HannonTess Robie (uncredited)

Kenner G. KempLounge Car Train Passenger (uncredited)

Thomas MartinCourt Clerk (uncredited)

Hans MoebusJuror (uncredited)

Milton ParsonsMedcraft - Mortician (uncredited)

Addison RichardsBedford (uncredited)

Earl SchenckNorton (uncredited)

Charles TannenMan (uncredited)

Hugh MaguireLin Robie (uncredited)

Kay RileyDanny's Nurse (uncredited)

Crew

John M. StahlDirector

Joseph C. BehmAssistant Director

Otto BrowerSecond Unit Director

Jo SwerlingScreenplay

Ben Ames WilliamsNovel

William A. BacherProducer

Darryl F. ZanuckExecutive Producer

Frances C. RichardsonResearcher

Sid BowenUnit Manager

Raymond A. KluneProduction Manager

Alfred NewmanOriginal Music Composer

Leon ShamroyDirector of Photography

James B. ClarkEditor

Maurice RansfordArt Direction

Lyle R. WheelerArt Direction

Thomas LittleSet Decoration

Kay NelsonCostume Design

Ben NyeMakeup Artist

Edward B. PowellOrchestrator

Fred SersenVisual Effects

E. Clayton WardSound

Roger Heman Sr.Sound

Richard MuellerColor Assistant

Ernest LansingSet Decoration

E. Truman JoinerKey Grip

F. Bud MautinoSecond Assistant Camera

Sol HalperinVisual Effects

Edwin HammerasVisual Effects

Edward SnyderVisual Effects

Sam BensonWardrobe Supervisor

Eugene JoseffOther

Natalie KalmusColorist

Lyman HallowellAssistant Editor

Jay ChernisMusician

Maurice De PackhOrchestrator

Alfred NewmanMusic Director

Herbert W. SpencerOrchestrator

Murray SpivackScoring Mixer

Urban ThielmannMusician

Mary Louise ZeyenMusician

Darryl F. ZanuckPresenter

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Reviews

She was a monster! Beautiful Ellen Berent unashamedly jilts her fiancé, Russell Quinton, for writer Richard Harland. Her attraction to Harland being that he reminds her of her deceased father. But soon it becomes evident that Ellen is very possessive and literally will do what it takes to keep a...

Yikes, talk about an internecine plot! This is certainly a story that requires concentration as the machinations of "Ellen" (Gene Tierney) take their toll on just about everyone around her. She meets the young writer "Richard" (Cornel Wilde) on a train when he encounters this enigmatic young woman ...

_Leave Her to Heaven_ is, without a doubt, the least exciting and fun noir I've watched this Noirvember so far. In a genre that typically brims with tension and intrigue, this film feels practically void of pulse – almost like it's trying to lull you to sleep instead of keeping you on edge. Not sur...