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Four Daughters (VHS, 1992)

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Leading Role: Claude Rains

Director: Michael Curtiz

Rating: Not Rated

Release Date: Mar 1992

Format: VHS

Product ID: EPID3182321

Description: FOUR DAUGHTERS, based on the Fannie Hurst novel SISTER ACT, is a touching drama about the Lemps, a small-town musical family with four lovely girls. Director Michael Curtiz (MILDRED PIERCE) gently exposes the drama of the quiet household...

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Movie Description
FOUR DAUGHTERS, based on the Fannie Hurst novel SISTER ACT, is a touching drama about the Lemps, a small-town musical family with four lovely girls. Director Michael Curtiz (MILDRED PIERCE) gently exposes the drama of the quiet household shattered by a parade of men drawn to the girls. Foremost among these disruptive characters is Mickey Borden (John Garfield), a morose piano player whose arrival causes emotional havoc for one of the daughters and the other man who loves her.

Garfield, in his first feature film appearance, portrays the melancholy Borden with mesmerizing intensity, while the role of the family's patriarch, Adam Lemp, is acted with mastery and magnetism by Claude Rains. Priscilla Lane sparkles as the youngest sister, Ann, and May Robson perfectly embodies the perpetually fussy Aunt Etta. The wonderfully acted film inspired the sequels DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS, FOUR WIVES, and FOUR MOTHERS, as well as the remake YOUNG AT HEART.

Credits
Producer:	Henry Blanke
Cast:	Gale Page, Jeffrey Lynn, Lola Lane, May Robson, Rosemary Lane

Notes
The picture had its premiere September 24, 1938. Production took place between April 18th and June 4th, 1938.

John Garfield made his major screen debut in "Four Daughters." However, several years earlier Garfield appeared in a bit part in "Footlight Parade."

Originally Warner Bros. assigned the part of "Felix Deitz" to Errol Flynn. But when Flynn became ill, the part was assigned to Jeffrey Lynn.

Film was remade in 1954 as "Young at Heart," starring Frank Sinatra, directed by Gordon Douglas.

Copyright Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. July 29, 1938.

Editorial Reviews
"..John Garfield was the movies' first rebel hero and this was his explosive screen debut..."
USA Today - Mike Clark (03/27/1992)

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