The Great Sinner (1949) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Siodmak |
| Producer(s) | Gottfried Reinhardt |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Gregory Peck(as Fedja)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Gregory Peck
(as Fedja)
Ava Gardner(as Pauline Ostrovsky)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Ava Gardner
(as Pauline Ostrovsky)
Melvyn Douglas(as Armand de Glasse)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Melvyn Douglas
(as Armand de Glasse)
Walter Huston(as General Ostrovsky)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
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1949
Walter Huston
(as General Ostrovsky)
Ethel Barrymore(as Grandmother Ostrovsky)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Ethel Barrymore
(as Grandmother Ostrovsky)
Frank Morgan(as Aristide Pitard)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Frank Morgan
(as Aristide Pitard)
Agnes Moorehead(as Emma Getzel)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Agnes Moorehead
(as Emma Getzel)
Ludwig Donath(as Doctor)
The Great Sinner
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1949
The Great Sinner
Released
1949
Ludwig Donath
(as Doctor)
The Great Sinner Overview:
The Great Sinner (1949) was a Drama - Film directed by Robert Siodmak and produced by Gottfried Reinhardt.
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The Great Sinner Quotes:
Pauline Ostrovsky:
Oh, you can count on my vanity. No matter what you say I'll regard it as a compliment.
Fedja: All right, if you insist. To one of the most corrupt women I've ever met.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Corrupt?
Fedja: Corrupt, confused, frustrated, and empty.
Pauline Ostrovsky: But in a charming sort of way, you'll admit.
Fedja: Well charm, my dear is your gambling capital. You toss it on the table like money, like everything else, even a dying grandmother.
Pauline Ostrovsky: When a man takes the trouble to be so rude to a woman, he is usually falling in love with her.
Fedja: You're not a woman. You are a symptom.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Of what?
Fedja: Of one of the worlds deadliest diseases, sophistication. More champagne?
Pauline Ostrovsky: What else am I?
Fedja: You are irritatingly beautiful.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Well, at last!
Fedja: And everything, I reject.
See More Quotes from The Great SinnerFedja: All right, if you insist. To one of the most corrupt women I've ever met.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Corrupt?
Fedja: Corrupt, confused, frustrated, and empty.
Pauline Ostrovsky: But in a charming sort of way, you'll admit.
Fedja: Well charm, my dear is your gambling capital. You toss it on the table like money, like everything else, even a dying grandmother.
Pauline Ostrovsky: When a man takes the trouble to be so rude to a woman, he is usually falling in love with her.
Fedja: You're not a woman. You are a symptom.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Of what?
Fedja: Of one of the worlds deadliest diseases, sophistication. More champagne?
Pauline Ostrovsky: What else am I?
Fedja: You are irritatingly beautiful.
Pauline Ostrovsky: Well, at last!
Fedja: And everything, I reject.