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The Little Foxes

Directed by William Wyler
1941•1h 57m•NR•★ 7.5
Drama

Synopsis

In turn-of-the-century Alabama, the rapacious, aristocratic Hubbard family schemes to finance a modern cotton mill to exploit local labor, as the cold, ruthless matriarch Regina Hubbard Giddens blackmails her brothers and coldly sits motionless while her ailing, gentle husband suffers a fatal heart attack reaching for his medicine on the parlor stairs. William Wyler and Lillian Hellman's nine-time Oscar-nominated southern gothic summit starring Bette Davis and Herbert Marshall.

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DirectorWilliam Wyler
WriterLillian Hellman
CinematographyGregg Toland
MusicMeredith Willson
Principal Cast
Bette Davis
Bette DavisRegina Hubbard Giddens
Herbert Marshall
Herbert MarshallHorace Giddens
Teresa Wright
Teresa WrightAlexandra "Zan" Giddens
Richard Carlson
Richard CarlsonDavid Hewitt
Dan Duryea
Dan DuryeaLeo Hubbard
Patricia Collinge
Patricia CollingeBirdie Hubbard
Charles Dingle
Charles DingleBen Hubbard
Carl Benton Reid
Carl Benton ReidOscar Hubbard

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Runtime1h 57m (117 mins)

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DirectorWilliam Wyler
LanguagesEnglish
CountryUS
StudioSamuel Goldwyn Productions
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