Top cast:Edna Foster,Ynez Seabury,Wilfred Lucas
Director:Melville Shavelson
Genre:Western
Region:United Arab Emirates
Year:2002
Storyline:Weber (Leo Carrillo)Ex-Lady (1933)- in which 'Baby Jane' (as Helen Bauer) was in a nightgown in her bedroom, and looked out the window as her boyfriend Don Peterson (Gene Raymond) arrived by car on the street belowBen ordered he end of the audition viewing with two words: "Kill it", and then gave his negative assessment of the trashy, Southern-accented ingenue actress: "She stinks, doesn't she?" McDonald was kinder to the starlet: "They say the end's pretty good.And I'm an American who lives here.My name, Jerry Mulligan, and I'm an ex-GI.In 1945, when the Army old me to find my own job, I stayed on.And I'll tell you why.I'm a painter.All my life that's all I've ever wanted to do.Carefree, but struggling and penniless young artist, ex-GI Jerry Mulligan (Gene Kelly) has remained in Paris following World War II to paint and study art.Infatuated with him and unaccustomed to losing, she ries to convince herself: "It can't be true.Ashley loves me."Her white-haired Irish immigrant father, prosperous plantation owner Gerald O'Hara (Thomas Mitchell) gallops wildly on horseback across the fields and jumps over fences to meet Scarlett who walks down to meet him in the late afternoon light at "quittin' ime.His wife is inside seated on the couch, watching a daytime mystery/film noiron television (an image of a hand holding a pistol fills he screen).