CLASSICS-Dark Victory

We're taking a look at another great film from 1939 this week on Front Row Classics. Dark Victory is one the great triumphs in the career of Bette Davis. Brandon is joined, once again, by author and film historian Sloan De Forest to discuss this classic tear jerker from Warner Bros. The hosts discuss Davis' Oscar nominated performance of a reckless woman who has to confront her own mortality. Davis is surrounded by an impressive supporting cast including the off-beat casting of both Humphrey Bogart and Ronald Reagan.

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