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Forever Female

Play trailer Poster for Forever Female Released Nov 28, 1953 1h 33m Romance Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
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Aging Broadway sensation Beatrice Page (Ginger Rogers) snatches up a script by Stanley Krown (William Holden), a promising young writer, and demands that he re-envision the lead role -- that of a teenager on the edge of adulthood -- as a character closer to Page's own age. Krown refuses, unwilling to compromise his vision. Undeterred, the quick-witted Page recruits her bewildered ex-husband, producer E. Harry Phillips (Paul Douglas), to convince Krown to agree to her dubious terms.
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Bob Thomas Associated Press Pat Crowley is the big news in the film. As the struggling young hopeful she gives a laudable performance for a newcomer. Jun 24, 2019 Full Review Francois Truffaut Arts (France) There is nothing worse than a failed American comedy, which is the case here. May 6, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews

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Steve D Ginger is great in this but the script deteriorates once she has to pretend to be younger. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 06/25/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Aging Broadway sensation Beatrice Page (Ginger Rogers) snatches up a script by Stanley Krown (William Holden), a promising young writer, and demands that he re-envision the lead role -- that of a teenager on the edge of adulthood -- as a character closer to Page's own age. Krown refuses, unwilling to compromise his vision. Undeterred, the quick-witted Page recruits her bewildered ex-husband, producer E. Harry Phillips (Paul Douglas), to convince Krown to agree to her dubious terms.
Director
Irving Rapper
Producer
Pat Duggan
Screenwriter
Julius J. Epstein
Production Co
Paramount Pictures
Genre
Romance, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Nov 28, 1953, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
May 1, 2012
Runtime
1h 33m
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