The French Line
1954, Musical/Comedy, 1h 42m
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Mary "Mame" Carson (Jane Russell) is an oil heiress with a fortune so immense that it intimidates most men, leaving only an eager line of gold-digging suitors. In search of true love, Mame, in disguise, goes on a cruise and soon falls for a suave Frenchman named Pierre DuQuesne (Gilbert Roland). Little does she know that Pierre -- who claims he loves her -- not only knows her identity but also was hired by her domineering guardian (Arthur Hunnicutt) to keep away men looking for money.
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Genre: Musical, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Lloyd Bacon
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Producer: Edmund Grainger
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Gaudy, loud and filled with the silly conventions of rom-coms but Jane looks spectacular. She's saucy and sly draped in one eye popping creation after another. The supporting cast is rather thin but Mary McCarty is fun as a childhood friend of Jane's turned couturier. Look quick about an 3/4 of the way through and you can catch a glimpse of Kim Novak in her wordless screen debut as a model.
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