That Forsyte Woman (1949) |
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| Director(s) | Compton Bennett |
| Producer(s) | Leon Gordon |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
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Errol Flynn(as Soames Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Errol Flynn
(as Soames Forsyte)
Greer Garson(as Irene Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Greer Garson
(as Irene Forsyte)
Walter Pidgeon(as Young Jolyon Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Walter Pidgeon
(as Young Jolyon Forsyte)
Robert Young(as Philip Bosinney)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Robert Young
(as Philip Bosinney)
Janet Leigh(as June Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Janet Leigh
(as June Forsyte)
Harry Davenport(as Old Jolyon Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Harry Davenport
(as Old Jolyon Forsyte)
Aubrey Mather(as James Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
Aubrey Mather
(as James Forsyte)
Lumsden Hare(as Roger Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman
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1949
That Forsyte Woman
Released
1949
Lumsden Hare
(as Roger Forsyte)
That Forsyte Woman Overview:
That Forsyte Woman (1949) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Compton Bennett and produced by Leon Gordon.
Academy Awards 1950 --- Ceremony Number 23 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Costume Design | Walter Plunkett, Valles | Nominated |
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When Greer Garson flung her wardrobe open to change into a dress to accompany Soames to the art gallery, Errol Flynn jumped out of the wardrobe which caused her to scream and faint on set.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onNovember 5, 1951 with Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon reprising their film roles.
C. Aubrey Smith was originally scheduled to play the part of Jolyon Forsyte, but the illness preceding his death prevented it.