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Comedy. Mystery. Romance. Based on Book. Black and White. 1940s. An English woman, inherits a Texas Ranch and heads to America. A gambler in debt pursues her, so does a bachelor on the hunt, who is traveling with his lawyer, to whom Kirbe is most attracted. Unfortunately, he thinks she’s running a scam.
Aug 4, 2008 · Classic New York doo wop - Apt 25017 (1958)
- 3 min
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Producer Val Lewton abandoned the "psychological horror" efforts of his RKO days when he moved to MGM in 1950. Lewton's Please Believe Me is a simple, sometimes simplistic romantic comedy, designed principally as a showcase for Deborah Kerr. The star plays Alison Kirbe, an English girl who inherits a Texas ranch.
Please Believe Me also bears strong resemblance to another MGM film with Jane Wyman, Three Guys Named Mike. Kerr's career in America was zooming into high gear at this time, she was doing a number of classic films like King Solomon's Mines and Edward My Son.
In producing "Please Believe Me," the powers over at Metro must have been firmly convinced that the paying customers were anxious to view Deborah Kerr being pursued by three swains instead of one ...
A woman in London unexpectedly inherits a Texas ranching fortune, and takes a transatlantic voyage to collect her fortune, not suspecting two men aboard both plan on winning her hand before she reaches America. One is a gambler interested in her money, and the other, a rich man looking for a wife. The rich man's friend, meanwhile, believes the heiress is actually a gold-digger.
Jeff Vanderwal. Original release. Release. September 30, 2018. ( 2018-09-30) Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey is a 2018 Canadian-American true crime film, directed by Jim Donovan. The film was released on September 30, 2018, by Lifetime in United States and by Showcase in Canada. On June 4, 2021, it was released worldwide by Netflix. [1]
