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Madame X (1966)
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Holly Parker (Lana Turner) is married to high-powered diplomat Clay Anderson (John Forsythe), but finds that her attention wanders when he's away. She then decides to disappears to start a new life. But years later, having descended into a life of prostitution, she is arrested for murder and discovers the defense attorney is her long-lost son.
Holly Parker (Lana Turner) is married to high-powered diplomat Clay Anderson (John Forsythe), but finds that her attention wanders when he's away. She then decides to disappears to start a new life. But years later, having descended into a life of prostitution, she is arrested for murder and discovers the defense attorney is her long-lost son.
Actors:
Bernard Sell,
Jeff Burton,
Keir Dullea,
Jill Jackson,
Richard LaMarr,
Jack Berle,
Teno Pollick
Bernard Sell
17 September 1908, Edmonton, London, England, UK
Jeff Burton
28 March 1924, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Keir Dullea
30 May 1936, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Jill Jackson
25 July 1913, Independence, Missouri, USA
Richard LaMarr
6 November 1895, Italy
Jack Berle
2 April 1904, New York, New York, USA
Teno Pollick
14 July 1929, New York, New York, USA
Genre:
Drama
Country:
United States
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Bernard Sell
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28 March 1924, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
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Richard LaMarr
6 November 1895, Italy
Jack Berle
2 April 1904, New York, New York, USA
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August 21, 2009
Completed the same year as the star's first face-lift, Madame X viciously spans two dozen years, inspiring one gossip columnist of the time to joke that Constance Bennett looked younger without makeup than Turner did with it.
June 17, 2006
Director David Lowell Rich, a television director, helms it as if to make it as archaic, sudsy and corny as humanly possible.