| The Fugitive Kind - D 8 WIL | |||||
| MGM/UA (1959) | |||||
| Drama, Romance | |||||
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| Marlon Brando | Valentine Xavier | |
| Anna Magnani | Lady Torrance | |
| Joanne Woodward | Carol Cutrere | |
| Maureen Stapleton | Vee Talbot | |
| Victor Jory | Jabe M. Torrance | |
| R.G. Armstrong | Sheriff Jordan Talbot | |
| Virgilia Chew | Nurse Porter | |
| Madame Spivy | Ruby Lightfoot | |
| Ben Yaffee | Dog Hamma | |
| Joe Brown Jr. | Pee Wee Binnings | |
| Mary Perry | ||
| John Baragrey | David Cutrere | |
| Sally Gracie | Dolly Hamma | |
| Lucille Benson | Beulah Binnings | |
| Emory Richardson | Uncle Pleasant |
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| Producer | Martin Jurow
Richard Shepherd |
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| Writer | Tennessee Williams
Meade Roberts |
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Valentine Xavier (Marlon Brando) runs away from New Orleans in order to avoid arrest. He reaches a small town and starts working under Lady Torrence ((Anna Magnani) whose bad tempered husband Jabe Torrence (Victor Jory) is on his deathbed. Two women in the town, Carol Cutrere (Joanne Woodward) and Vee Talbott (Maureen Stapleton) are interested in him. However, Xavier falls for Lady Torrence and is threatened by Sheriff Talbott (R.G. Armstrong), a friend of Jabe, of serious consequences unless he leaves. Xavier soon finds out that Lady Torrence is pregnant and therefore, refuses to leave the town. This sparks Jabe’s jealousy. |
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