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A Woman Rebels Overview:

A Woman Rebels (1936) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Mark Sandrich and produced by Pandro S. Berman and B.B. Kahane.

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7 Ways Katharine Hepburn Leans In in A WOMAN REBELS (1936)

7 Ways Katharine Hepburn Leans In in A WOMAN REBELS (1936) Labels: 1930s, A Woman Rebels (1936), Feminism, International Womens Day, Katharine Hepburn The post is written in honour of International Women's Day 2015. Scroll to the bottom for more information about how you can be part... Read full article


7 Ways Katharine Hepburn Leans In in A WOMAN REBELS (1936)

7 Ways Katharine Hepburn Leans In in A WOMAN REBELS (1936) Labels: 1930s, A Woman Rebels (1936), Feminism, International Womens Day, Katharine Hepburn The post is written in honour of International Women's Day 2015. Scroll to the bottom for more information about how you can be part... Read full article


7 Ways Katharine Hepburn Leans In in A WOMAN REBELS (1936)

The post is written in honour of International Women’s Day 2015. Scroll to the bottom for more information about how you can be part of the fight against sexism and gender inequality. A WOMAN REBELS (1936) is about a Pamela Thistlewaite (Katharine Hepburn), a young woman in Victorian England ... Read full article


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A Woman Rebels Quotes:

Miss Piper, the Governess: As women, the first thing of importance is to be content to be inferior to men, inferior in mental power in the same proportion that she is in physical strength. A really sensible woman feels her dependence. She's conscious of her inferiority and therefore grateful for her thought.
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A Woman Rebels Facts
Debut of Van Heflin.

Florence Rice was in a cast list in a 1936 Hollywood Reporter article, but she was not seen in the film.

"The film lost $222,000 at the box office and was Katharine Hepburn's 3rd flop in a row, contributing to exhibitors declaring her "box office poison".

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