Graham Greene detected something in 'Maid Of Salem' (1937)
Apr 16, 2021 18:37:48 GMT
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Post by petrolino on Apr 16, 2021 18:37:48 GMT
Novelist Graham Greene detected that director Frank Lloyd allowed a "little authentic horror to creep in". This was the second of seven films Claudette Colbert made with Fred MacMurray.
“Claudette was really a Renaissance woman — a modern woman ahead of her times.”
- Helen O'Hagan, proprietress of Bellerive house in Barbados (Vanity Fair)
"I loved my dear little Madame more than the earth."
- Marie Corbin, housekeeper of Bellerive, remembers Claudette Colbert (Vanity Fair)
"Most of us don't know about happiness until it's over."
- Claudette Colbert
Bonita Granville & Claudette Colbert in 'Maid Of Salem'
Fred MacMurray & Claudette Colbert in 'Maid Of Salem'
"I'll never forget how kind Claudette was. She was so positive, so kind-hearted, and so unselfish with other players [...] Her work with me in 'The Gilded Lily' set the pace for my future work."
- Fred MacMurray, Back To Golden Days
- Fred MacMurray, Back To Golden Days
Lily Emilie Chauchoin (Claudette Colbert)
