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Gilda
Cast
Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Macready, Joseph Calleia View AllCrew
Charles Vidor (Director), Marion Parsonnet (Screenplay), E.A. Ellington (Story) View AllRelease: Apr. 25th, 1946
Runtime: 1 hour, 50 minutes
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Gideon58
I love when Gilda is dancing with another man and the whole time she's dancing with this guy, her eyes never leave Johnny sitting at the table...that's Hayworth and Vidor establishing the story pretty much in one scene.
I love when Gilda is dancing with another man and the whole time she's dancing with this guy, her eyes never leave Johnny sitting at the table...that's Hayworth and Vidor establishing the story pretty much in one scene.
Thief
Gilda follows Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford), a small time gambler that ends up down on his luck in Argentina, which puts him in the path of the titular character (Hayworth) with whom he might have had a past we're not so sure about.
Gilda follows Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford), a small time gambler that ends up down on his luck in Argentina, which puts him in the path of the titular character (Hayworth) with whom he might have had a past we're not so sure about.
PHOENIX74
Gilda has been "bought", and Mundson has married her - but despite his infatuation, Gilda, being none too different from Farrell and himself, soon starts to shake her cage and provoke Johnny - her jailkeeper.
Gilda has been "bought", and Mundson has married her - but despite his infatuation, Gilda, being none too different from Farrell and himself, soon starts to shake her cage and provoke Johnny - her jailkeeper.