White Woman (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Stuart Walker |
| Producer(s) | E. Lloyd Sheldon (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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White Woman
Released
1933
Carole Lombard
(as Judith Denning)
White Woman
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1933
Charles Laughton
(as Horace H. Prin)
White Woman
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1933
Charles Bickford
(as Ballister)
White Woman
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1933
Kent Taylor
(as David von Elst)
White Woman
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1933
Ethel Griffies
(as Mrs. Chisholm)
White Woman
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1933
Marc Lawrence
(as Connors)
White Woman
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1933
Noble Johnson
(as Native Chief)
White Woman Overview:
White Woman (1933) was a Drama - Film directed by Stuart Walker and produced by E. Lloyd Sheldon.
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The "White Woman" that might have been?
Carole Lombard's 1933 film "White Woman" was an exercise in "camp" decades before the term became part of popular culture. It's a potboiler set in steamy Malaysia, where Carole plays a nightclub singer who marries a rubber plantation owner, discovers his cruel nature and becomes attracted to the pla... Read full article
WHITE WOMAN
The title for this one doesn't lie. There is a white woman, in the luxurious form of Carole Lombard. WHITE WOMAN is a 1933 potboiler produced by Paramount and set in Malaya, although the shooting locations are strictly indoor studio jungles. In Larry Swindell's excellent biography of Lombard, SCREW... Read full article
White Woman (1933) with Carole Lombard
Share This! The jungle movie was a staple in the early years of Hollywood, perhaps even rivalling the Western for a brief time period and peaking with the successful Tarzan series. Lost amid the churn of the early 1930s is White Woman, an interesting pre-code stew of a film. White Woman comes packag... Read full article
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