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Mildred Pierce
1945 film by Michael Curtiz
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Details
Instance of
film
Publication date
24 September 1945
, 24 April 1950
, 20 October 1945
Part of
National Film Registry
Director
Michael Curtiz
Composer
Max Steiner
Based on
Mildred Pierce
Genre
drama film
,
film noir
Awards
Academy Award for Best Actress
after a work by
James M. Cain
assessment
Bechdel test
capital cost
1400000
cast member
Joan Crawford
,
Jack Carson
,
Zachary Scott
,
Ann Blyth
,
Eve Arden
,
Moroni Olsen
,
Butterfly McQueen
,
Bruce Bennett
,
Lee Patrick
,
Charles Trowbridge
,
James Flavin
,
Joyce Compton
CNC film rating (France)
no age restriction
color
black-and-white
costume designer
Milo Anderson
country of origin
United States
described by source
AWFJ’s Top 100 Films List
different from
Mildred Pierce
,
Mildred Pierce
director of photography
Ernest Haller
distributed by
Warner Bros. Entertainment
,
Netflix
,
HBO Max
distribution format
video on demand
duration
111
executive producer
Jack Warner
film editor
David Weisbart
filming location
Malibu
has characteristic
film based on a novel
Kijkwijzer rating
6
narrative location
Los Angeles
nominated for
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress
,
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress
,
Academy Award for Best Actress
,
Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White
,
Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay
,
Academy Award for Best Picture
original language of film or TV show
English
producer
Jerry Wald
production company
Warner Bros. Entertainment
,
Warner Bros. Pictures
production designer
Anton Grot
review score
8/10
, 88/100
, 88%
, 7.9/10
screenwriter
Ranald MacDougall
,
James M. Cain
,
William Faulkner
,
Albert Maltz
title
Mildred Pierce
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