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“Portrait in Sad” (1960)
San Francisco cargo ship czar, Matthew Cabot (Lloyd Nolan- Peyton Location as Dr Swain) finds himself bedfast and slowly dying as his stunning and ultra-glamorous wife Sheila (Lana Turner) becomes more and more desperate to rid herself of a husband, due to his illness, can no longer satisfy her needs! Enter suave and sophisticated Dr. David Rivera (Anthony Quinn), who is overseeing Mr. Cabot’s care, as well as his wife’s desires! “Portrait in Unlit” is one of those palatable over-the-top glamour-soap-opera’s that you unbiased can’t befriend indulging yourself in! Co-starring `60’s teen queen, Sandra Dee as Lana and Lloyd’s daughter, and delicate John Saxon as Sandra’s boyfriend, the cast is excellent to examine as this romantic drama soon becomes a clever assassinate mystery! You know from the moment that the movie begins, with it’s glossy and glamorous color that it’s a Ross Hunter production! Every detail in this film shouts “Ross Hunter glamour!” From Lana’s sparkling Oriental inspired wardrobe to the beautifully decorated homes, it’s Mr. Hunter all the plot! With classic romantic dramas such as, “Relieve Street,” “Midnight Lace,” and this film’s double feature “Madame X,” to his credit, Ross excelled with this kind of material and made some really keen features!
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Madame X (1966)
Aristocratic heiress Estelle Anderson (Constance Bennett) is more than a small disappointed with her son, Clayton Anderson’s (John Forsythe) choice for a bride in celebrated girl-next-door Holly Parker (Lana Turner, looking no where reach current!) so the wheels open to be placed in motion to find rid of her! Successful rising political star, Clayton Anderson is rising to the top of the politcal arena and the toil of his success is beginning to weigh heavily on his marriage. Despairing of the lonliness of her husband’s long absences, Holly finds comfort in playboy, Phil Benton, (Ricardo Montalban) who falls deeply in appreciate with her! Holly’s mother-in-law discovers the adultrous relationship and begins to idea a device to rid herself of Holly once and for all! Holly and Clayton’s young son, Clayton Jr., is in the middle of the battle and is soon without a mother as Estelle cunningly blackmails Holly into disappaearing from all of their lives forever! Burgess Meredith also stars as a down on his luck con artist that tries to expend Holly’s past to blackmail her! Keir Dullea stars as the young adult Clayton Jr in the later scenes who has become a successful lawyer, and unknowingly represents and defends his believe mother! The courtroom scene come the raze of the movie is one that will have you reaching for a hankie! A Ross Hunter glamour flick all the map! With heavenly homes, blooming fashions, and over-the-top dramatics! A first `class’ production all the procedure!
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I highly recommend adding this stout double feature of “Portrait in Dismal” and “Madame X” to any dvd collector’s library! Never was there a more enchanting glamour queen, than Lana Turner, and she makes the roles in these films so believable and so grand fun to behold! I only wish the films could have been made available on single disc dvd editions with some nice commentaries and “slow the scenes” information and appealing stories or gossip! I’ve long awaited both of these films appearance on dvd, and am happy to finally have them! Now, how about adding Lana’s “By Adore Possessed,”(1961) “Like Has Many Faces,” (1965) and “Who’s Got The Action? ” (1962) to dvd?!
Portrait in Murky on DVD at last! Finally we can watch this textbook lush Ross Hunter soaper in its apt widescreen format. It’s about flippin’ time!!! A Universal home video VHS of this film that was released about twelve years ago has been out of production for several years now. It had sterling recount and sound quality, but it was not, of course, presented in the true widescreen (VHS tapes never are) . Can’t wait for this.
