|  | Style: Drama
Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Main Cast: Bette Davis (Margo Channing), Anne Baxter (Eve Harrington), George Sanders (Addison DeWitt), Celeste Holm (Karen Richards), Gary Merrill (Bill Sampson), Hugh Marlowe (Lloyd Richards), Gregory Ratoff (Max Fabian), Barbara Bates (Phoebe), Marilyn Monroe (Miss Caswell), Thelma Ritter (Birdie Coonan), Walter Hampden (Master of Ceremonies), Randy Stuart (Girl), Craig Hill (Leading man), Leland Harris (Doorman), Barbara White (Autograph seeker), Ed Fisher (Stage manager), William Pullen (Clerk), Claude Stroud (Pianist at Margo's cocktail party), Eugene Borden (Frenchman at Margo's cocktail party), Helen Mowery (Reporter), Steven Geray (Captain of Waiters)
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| Eve Harrington, an ambitious actress and fan of successful but deteriorating Broadway legend Margo Channing, cunningly moves herself into her life as personal help and that of her friends writer and director Richards and Sampson. Deviously she takes over her agenda and reaches her goal as star. Brilliant dialogues. Eve was originally written as a lesbian - savvy audiences can detect traces of that intent in the film. This title can be bought from Coolness as Region 2 DVD for €10 |
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