That Certain Woman

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That Certain Woman is a 1937 romantic drama film starring Bette Davis, known for its portrayal of a young widow struggling against social prejudice and personal sacrifice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
basedOn A Woman’s Faith
linked to: A Woman's Devotion

The Transgressor
basedOnWorkAuthor Fannie Hurst
cinematographyBy Ernest Haller
countryOfOrigin United States
director Edmund Goulding
distributor Warner Bros. Pictures
distributorCountry United States
editedBy Warren Low
era Golden Age of Hollywood
filmFormat black-and-white
filmingStudio Warner Bros. Studios
genre melodrama
romantic drama
hasTheme class differences
personal sacrifice
romantic conflict
social prejudice
leadActor Bette Davis
Henry Fonda
mainCharacter Mary Donnell
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Bette Davis
motionPictureRatingSystem Production Code era
musicBy Max Steiner
narrativeLocation United States
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A young widow of a slain gangster struggles against social prejudice and personal sacrifice when she falls in love with a socially prominent man.
previousVersionReleaseYear 1918
previousVersionTitle The Transgressor
producer Hal B. Wallis
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseDate 1937-09-17
releaseYear 1937
remakeOf The Transgressor
runtimeMinutes 93
screenplayType adaptation
screenwriter Edmund Goulding
setInPeriod 1930s
starring Anita Louise
Bette Davis
Donald Crisp
Henry Fonda
Hugh O’Connell
Ian Hunter
Sidney Blackmer

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Edmund Goulding notableWork That Certain Woman
Edmund Goulding directed That Certain Woman