How long is Born To Be Bad / Ivy?

Born To Be Bad / Ivy is 3 hr 13 min long.

Who is Christabel Caine Carey in Born To Be Bad / Ivy?

Joan Fontaine plays Christabel Caine Carey in the film.

What is Born To Be Bad / Ivy about?

BORN TO BE BAD, 1950, Warner Bros., 94 min. Joan Fontaine looks sweet and innocent on the surface, but after she steals millionaire Zachary Scott away from another woman, she continues an illicit affair with novelist Robert Ryan. Things just get more complicated from there in this energetic, daring and slightly nasty little melodrama. One of Nicholas Ray's best early films, and certainly his most audacious until JOHNNY GUITAR. With Mel Ferrer - and the original deleted ending! IVY, 1947, Universal, 99 min. Dir. Sam Wood. Joan Fontaine memorably portrays an amoral Edwardian vixen whose hobby of seducing wayward men becomes the road to perdition. Fontaine’s tour de force performance occurred in a role originally intended for her sister Olivia de Havilland! A distinguished British cast includes Patric Knowles, Herbert Marshall and Sir Cedric Hardwicke.

Born To Be Bad / Ivy

Name: Born To Be Bad / Ivy
Released: 2014-03-22
Duration: 193
Rating: 57

NR 3 hr 13 min

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How long is Born To Be Bad / Ivy?: Born To Be Bad / Ivy is 3 hr 13 min long.

Who directed Born To Be Bad / Ivy?: Nicholas Ray

Who is Christabel Caine Carey in Born To Be Bad / Ivy?: Joan Fontaine plays Christabel Caine Carey in the film.

What is Born To Be Bad / Ivy about?: BORN TO BE BAD, 1950, Warner Bros., 94 min. Joan Fontaine looks sweet and innocent on the surface, but after she steals millionaire Zachary Scott away from another woman, she continues an illicit affair with novelist Robert Ryan. Things just get more complicated from there in this energetic, daring and slightly nasty little melodrama. One of Nicholas Ray's best early films, and certainly his most audacious until JOHNNY GUITAR. With Mel Ferrer - and the original deleted ending!

IVY, 1947, Universal, 99 min. Dir. Sam Wood. Joan Fontaine memorably portrays an amoral Edwardian vixen whose hobby of seducing wayward men becomes the road to perdition. Fontaine’s tour de force performance occurred in a role originally intended for her sister Olivia de Havilland! A distinguished British cast includes Patric Knowles, Herbert Marshall and Sir Cedric Hardwicke.