Four conversations are three too many.
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Description: The ruthless, moneyed Hubbard clan lives in, and poisons, their part of the deep South at the turn of the twentieth century.
Cast:
Regina Giddens: Bette Davis
Horace Giddens: Herbert Marshall
Alexandra Giddens: Teresa Wright
David Hewitt: Richard Carlson
Leo Hubbard: Dan Duryea
Birdie Hubbard: Patricia Collinge
Ben Hubbard: Charles Dingle
Oscar Hubbard: Carl Benton Reid
Addie: Jessica Grayson
Cal: John Marriott
William Marshall: Russell Hicks
Manders: Lucien Littlefield
Mrs. Hewitt: Virginia Brissac
Julia: Terry Nibert
Harold: Henry 'Hot Shot' Thomas
Simon: Charles R. Moore
Party Guest: Hooper Atchley
Dawson: Al Bridge
Bank Clerk: Morgan Brown
Bank Customer: Tex Driscoll
Headwaiter: Jesse Graves
Train Companion: Lew Kelly
Depositor: Henry Roquemore
Dr. Sloan: Thomas W. Ross
Belle - Servant: Libby Taylor
Servant: Kenny Washington
Loafer at Train Station: Hank Worden
Written by: Lillian Hellman, Arthur Kober, Dorothy Parker
Director: William Wyler
Production: RKO Radio Pictures, Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Release date: 29 Aug 1941
Cast:
Regina Giddens: Bette Davis
Horace Giddens: Herbert Marshall
Alexandra Giddens: Teresa Wright
David Hewitt: Richard Carlson
Leo Hubbard: Dan Duryea
Birdie Hubbard: Patricia Collinge
Ben Hubbard: Charles Dingle
Oscar Hubbard: Carl Benton Reid
Addie: Jessica Grayson
Cal: John Marriott
William Marshall: Russell Hicks
Manders: Lucien Littlefield
Mrs. Hewitt: Virginia Brissac
Julia: Terry Nibert
Harold: Henry 'Hot Shot' Thomas
Simon: Charles R. Moore
Party Guest: Hooper Atchley
Dawson: Al Bridge
Bank Clerk: Morgan Brown
Bank Customer: Tex Driscoll
Headwaiter: Jesse Graves
Train Companion: Lew Kelly
Depositor: Henry Roquemore
Dr. Sloan: Thomas W. Ross
Belle - Servant: Libby Taylor
Servant: Kenny Washington
Loafer at Train Station: Hank Worden
Written by: Lillian Hellman, Arthur Kober, Dorothy Parker
Director: William Wyler
Production: RKO Radio Pictures, Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Release date: 29 Aug 1941