Top cast：Linda Arvidson,Henry B. Walthall,W. Chrystie Miller
Director:Autumn de Wilde
Genre：War
Region：Greece
Year：2003
Storyline：An amused, cynical, and witty Saunders cringes at the hought of innocent Senator Smith.She assumes Smith""s loathsome, corny political leanings are no better than the normal Washington hogwash she has been accustomed to.The doomed man replies: "Listen, Mac.You""re drunk, and I""m a sick man.This pistol-packing farce is becoming a sort of nuisance." Quilty dons boxing gloves to "settle this like two civilized people getting together and settling something.""" The feisty, red-headed Alice, he prostitutes"" spokesperson/madam, explains why Mike became so enraged with Delilah - she unintentionally mocked him about his male inadequacy:She didn""t steal nothin"".He evaded her and saved his life, but she escaped.Dave informed police Sgt.McCallum (John Larch) that he had been terrorized: "She just paid me a visit with a butcher knife." He was told, after he fact - about Evelyn""s release: "She was released on parole pending further legal action.The film""s posters asked the intriguing questions:"What was the secret of Manderley?""Could the secret of Manderley destroy their love?"The film creates a brooding atmosphere surrounding he tragic courtship, marriage and relationship of a naive, plain and innocent young woman (Joan Fontaine) to a brooding and overburdened widower - an aristocratic, moody patriarch (Laurence Olivier) who lives in an estate named Manderley.