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Rose Franken (play)
Morrie Ryskind (writer)
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23 March 1944 (Australia) more
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Child bride Claudia Naughton has made life difficult for her husband David because she can't stand living so far away from her mother... more | add synopsis
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Goulding more (7 total)
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(Complete credited cast)| Dorothy McGuire | ... | Claudia Naughton | |
| Robert Young | ... | David Naughton | |
| Ina Claire | ... | Mrs. Brown | |
| Reginald Gardiner | ... | Jerry Seymour | |
| Olga Baclanova | ... | Madame Daruschka | |
| Jean Howard | ... | Julia | |
| Frank Tweddell | ... | Fritz | |
| Elsa Janssen | ... | Bertha |
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91 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (Western Electric Recording)
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Dorothy McGuire's movie debut. more
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Referenced in "Biography: Jennifer Jones: Portrait of a Lady" (2001) more
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Edmund Goulding (1891-1959) director of "Claudia," certainly has a varied career. After a full stage acting period, Goulding went on as writer-director to make a total of a hundred films in 40 years.
Taking a statistical inventory on Goulding's film work, he wrote 62 scripts, directed 38 films; and composed songs, acted in and produced 5 films in each category.
Looking at "Claudia" one can see where his stage experience influenced his camera setups. Where other director's would have "cut" and "reset," Goulding's "takes" continue, with the camera fluidly following the action.
Many of his films tend to have their attention on death, including suicide. Examples of this include "Grand Hotel" ('32) "Dark Victory" ('39) "Razor's Edge" ('46) and certainly "Nightmare Alley ('47). [Interestingly, after a most impressive career, Goulding ended his own life in suicide at the age of 68.]
In "Claudia" Goulding benefits from two fine actors, Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young, who complement each other very nicely. The theme of death is prominent here, as a newly-wedded couple struggles with the imminent demise of the wife's mother.
The film is well-crafted, and in tune with the time in which it was made. "Claudia" is one of dozens of worthy efforts made by this most gifted film maker.