White Woman (1933)

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White Woman (1933)

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Summary: “Alone among outcasts who hadn’t seen a white woman in ten years!” … and she turns out to be Carole Lombard! — but Charles Laughton steals scenes wholesale as cockney “King of the River. ”Carole’s onscreen singing debut! (Film Forum)

Genre: Drama

Country: USA

Directed By: Stuart Walker

Written By: Frank Butler, Samuel Hoffenstein

Starring: Charles Laughton, Carole Lombard, Charles Bickford, James Bell, Percy Kilbride, Kent Taylor

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na	PUNQ	50	T₈
Oddly amusing in it's way. Carole Lombard is rather irrelevant and cold in this. She's only there for the desperate men to drool over. For this is all about Charles Laughton as the eccentric Englishman. The 'King of the River' who treats everyone like shit in his sarcastic drunken way. Got me laughing through-out. "White Woman" has it's moments of utter joy with Laughton, but it's far from a complete experience and lacks a lot in all the other departments.
na	imdb	63	T₅
na	nminichino	30	T₂