Susan Slade (1961) (MOD)

Susan Slade (1961) (MOD)To a generation of moviegoers, coming of age included four special films: A Summer Place. Parrish. Rome Adventure. And Susan Slade. Written for the screen and directed by Delmer Daves, this passionate drama contains all the right ingredients a pretty and innocent teen (Connie Stevens), intense young men who love her (including Stevens' Parrish costar Troy Donahue), money, stunning clothes, gorgeous scenery, secrets, sex and heartbreak. The story

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With two iconic stars in their only film pairing and an emotionally resonant plot

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Lee Tracy (Hildy Johnson in Broadway's original The Front Page and slick publicity man "Space" Hanlon in Bombshell) adds Joe to his gallery of brash manipulators

The Carters witness crooked cop Nick Bartel (John Gallaudet) leaving the scene of the crime

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Charlotte clings to the hope that she is improving

straw boaters and bicycles built for two

a return of that guillotine and Max Steiner's (Gone with the Wind) penultimate score