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Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman

Love-Wrecked!
1947 | 103m | English

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A nightclub singer uses alcohol in excess to sooth her painful life.
Release Date: Mar 01, 1947
Director: Stuart Heisler
Writer: John Howard Lawson, Dorothy Parker, Frank Cavett
Genres: Drama
Keywords alcoholism, alcoholic, nightclub singer
Production Companies Universal International Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Name Character
Susan Hayward Angie Evans
Lee Bowman Ken Conway
Marsha Hunt Martha Gray
Eddie Albert Steve Nelson
Carl Esmond Dr. Lorenz
Carleton Young Fred Elliott
Charles D. Brown Mike Dawson
Janet Murdoch Miss Kirk
Sharyn Payne Angel Conway
Robert Shayne Mr. Gordon
Larry J. Blake Emcee (uncredited)
George Meeker Wolf (uncredited)
Erville Alderson Farmer (uncredited)
George Meader Attorney (uncredited)
Ruth Sanderson Maggie (uncredited)
Steve Olsen Bartender (uncredited)
Fredi Walker-Browne Bartender (uncredited)
Barbara Wooddell girl (uncredited)
Cecil Elliott Matron (uncredited)
Alice Fleming Mrs. Tierman (uncredited)
John Wald Radio announcer (uncredited)
James Craven Winsley (uncredited)
Frances Morris Miss Benton (uncredited)
Connie Leon Mary (uncredited)
William Gould Judge (uncredited)
Vivien Oakland Woman at bar (uncredited)
Robert Verdaine Maitre d' (uncredited)
George Ramsey Cab driver (uncredited)
Ed Randolph Cab Driver (uncredited)
Eddie Coke News Photographer (uncredited)
Ann Toth Ladies Room Patron (uncredited)
Name Job
Frank Skinner Original Music Composer
John Howard Lawson Screenplay
Dorothy Parker Story
Stuart Heisler Director
Stanley Cortez Director of Photography
Carmen Dirigo Hairstylist
Milton Carruth Editor
Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration
David Tamkin Orchestrator
Joe Lapis Sound Technical Supervisor
Frank Cavett Story
Lionel Wiggam Additional Dialogue
Alexander Golitzen Art Direction
Ruby R. Levitt Set Decoration
Charles Felstead Sound Director
Name Title
Martin Gabel Associate Producer
Walter Wanger Producer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

A sort of role-reversal of "A Star is Born" as Susan Hayward portrays a successful nightclub singer who marries a struggling lyricist - Lee Bowman. When his career takes off, she becomes disheartened and turns to the bottle - putting herself and her young daughter at risk. Hayward is rather good in ... this - she is convincing as both a singer (thanks, largely, to the tones of Peg La Centra) and a drunk; and does engender a feeling of sympathy. Regrettably, the rest of the cast are unremarkable and the ending reduces her performance to little more than that of a pathetic failure. It's worth a watch, but only because you can see the star quality in Hayward's performance rather than anything peculiar to this story.

Jul 07, 2022