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A classic 1955 romantic {{melodrama}}, reuniting the director (Creator/DouglasSirk) and stars (Creator/JaneWyman and Creator/RockHudson) of ''Film/MagnificentObsession'' from the previous year.
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A classic 1955 romantic
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* PlayingGertrude: Jane Wyman was only 38 when she made this, playing a middle-aged widow with fully grown children.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Film/MagnificentObsession'', which was made one year earlier and was also directed by Sirk and starred Hudson and Wyman.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ned winds up becoming this over the course of the movie. When he first finds out about his mother's relationship with Ron, one of his reasons for objecting is because Cary initially says she wants to move out of the house, and Ned fires back that he doesn't want to lose his childhood home. But later on, when he gets a promotion at his job, he winds up selling the house out from underneath his mother without her consent, which makes one wonder where his priorities really are.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from Cary's friends and her college-aged, socially ambitious children over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from Cary's friends and her college-aged, socially ambitious children over due to the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from her friends and her college-aged, socially ambitious children over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from her Cary's friends and her college-aged, socially ambitious children over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from her college-aged, socially ambitious children over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in an upper-middle-class suburb somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from her friends and her college-aged, socially ambitious children over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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* PlayingGertrude: Jane Wyman was only 38, playing a middle-aged widow with fully grown children.
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* PlayingGertrude: Jane Wyman was only 38, 38 when she made this, playing a middle-aged widow with fully grown children.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in the upper-middle-class suburb of Stonington, somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson). Cary's college-aged, socially ambitious children are outraged to learn of this, citing the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
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Cary Scott (Wyman) is a middle-aged, widowed mother living in the an upper-middle-class suburb of Stonington, somewhere in HollywoodNewEngland. Conflict emerges when she falls in love with her younger gardener, Ron Kirby (Hudson). Cary's (Hudson), prompting shock and outrage from her college-aged, socially ambitious children are outraged to learn of this, citing over the impropriety of such a pairing in their snobbish and conservative world.
