Ivy 1947
"Pity the men in her life!"
Set in the opulent world of Edwardian England, *Ivy (1947)* directed by Sam Wood weaves a gripping tale of love, deception, and moral dilemma.
Director: Sam Wood
Cast
Joan Fontaine
Ivy
Patric Knowles
Dr. Roger Gretorex
Herbert Marshall
Miles Rushworth
Richard Ney
Jervis Lexton
Cedric Hardwicke
Inspector Orpington
Lucile Watson
Mrs. Gretorex
Sara Allgood
Martha Huntley
Henry Stephenson
Judge
Rosalind Ivan
Emily
Lilian Fontaine
Lady Flora
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ivy (1947) about?
Ivy follows a woman caught between her duty as a wife and her forbidden love for another man. Stuck in a loveless marriage, she plots to escape her obligations, leading to a series of dramatic and deadly consequences. The film explores the lengths one woman will go to for freedom and happiness.
Who directed Ivy?
Ivy was directed by Sam Wood, known for his skill in blending drama with suspense in mid-century films.
Who stars in Ivy?
The film features Joan Fontaine, Patric Knowles, Herbert Marshall, Richard Ney, and Cedric Hardwicke in pivotal roles.
Is Ivy (1947) worth watching?
As a post-war drama-thriller, Ivy offers a compelling watch for fans of classic suspense with layered performances. While not widely rated today, its intricate plot and period atmosphere make it a worthwhile experience for those who appreciate noir-inspired storytelling.
How long is Ivy?
Ivy has a runtime of 99 minutes.
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About Ivy (1947) — A Gilded Tale of Love, Deception, and Danger
Set in the opulent world of Edwardian England, *Ivy (1947)* directed by Sam Wood weaves a gripping tale of love, deception, and moral dilemma. Joan Fontaine stars as the enigmatic Ivy, a woman torn between duty and desire when she becomes entangled in a web of romance with a wealthy gentleman named Miles. Her husband, Jervis, and her passionate lover, Dr. Roger, soon become obstacles in her path to happiness, pushing her to devise a dangerous plan to free herself from their hold. With lush cinematography and tense pacing, this drama-thriller explores themes of ambition, guilt, and the consequences of betrayal in high society.
The film's atmosphere crackles with tension as Ivy navigates her treacherous choices, revealing the darker side of love and power. Wood's direction crafts a suspenseful narrative that keeps viewers on edge, questioning whether Ivy's actions stem from desperation or calculated malice.
