The Sins Of Rachel Cade

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Rachel Cade (Angie Dickinson), a dedicated American nurse working in the Belgian Congo, meets administrator Henri Derode (Peter Finch) during a native fertility dance. Guess what he tries to do? He doesn't, though, because Rachel falls in love with handsome downed RAF pilot Paul Wilton (Roger Moore). As Paul's wounds heal in the jungle hospital, he and Rachel manage to find quality time together. After he leaves, a pregnant Rachel turns to the previously rejected Henri for aid and comfort. After an hour or so of further melodramatic complications (including a native uprising), Rachel realizes that it was Henri she loved all along. A standard-issue soap opera from the Warner Bros. factory, The Sins of Rachel Cade was unobtrusively directed by the ubiquitous Gordon M. Douglas. Edward Anhalt adapted the screenplay from a novel by Charles E. Mercer.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama, Romance
Directed By:

Gordon Douglas
Written By:

Edward Anhalt
In Theaters:

Apr 2, 1961 wide
Runtime:

122 minutes
Studio:

Warner Bros.

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Cast

Angie Dickinson
as Rachel Cade

Peter Finch
as Derode

Roger Moore
as Paul

Woody Strode
as Medicine Man

Errol John
as Kulu

Juano Hernandez
as Kalanumu

Frederick O'Neal
as Buderga

Mary Wickes
as Marie Grieux

Scatman Crothers
as Musinga

Rafer Johnson
as Kosongo

Chuck Wood
as Mzimba

Charles Wood
as Mzimba

Douglas Spencer
as Dr. Bikel

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Apr 12, 2014

Soapy jungle set melodrama with a bit of a social conscience. Angie, who looks great, gives a good performance in the lead matched by Peter Finch as a military man who yearns for her. Mary Wickes has a small part that perks up the film whenever she appears which isn't nearly enough. Nice production values too.

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