"What Was Harriet Craig's Lie?" 02 November 1950 Drama 90 mins
A perfectionist woman's devotion to her home drives away friends and family.
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Joan Crawford as Harriet Craig
Wendell Corey as Walter Craig
Lucile Watson as Celia Fenwick
Allyn Joslyn as Billy Birkmire
William Bishop as Wes Miller
K.T. Stevens as Clare Raymond
Viola Roache as Mrs. Harold
Raymond Greenleaf as Henry Fenwick
Ellen Corby as Lottie
Virginia Brissac as Mother of Harriet Craig (Uncredited)
Kathryn Card as Mrs. Norwood (Uncredited)
Charles Evans as Mr. Winston (Uncredited)
Mira McKinney as Mrs. Winston (Uncredited)
Pat Mitchell as Danny Frazier (Uncredited)
Al Murphy as Bartender (Uncredited)
Fiona O'Shiel as Mrs. Frazier (Uncredited)
James Gunn Screenplay
Vincent Sherman Director
Viola Lawrence Editor
Anne Froelich Screenplay
George Duning Original Music Composer
William Dozier Producer
Joseph Walker Director of Photography
George Kelly Theatre Play
Sheila O'Brien Costume Design
George Hager Gaffer
Sylvia Lamarr Stand In
William Kiernan Set Decoration
Walter Holscher Art Direction
Frederick Briskin Assistant Director
Victor Scheurich Camera Operator
Helen Hunt Hairstylist
Die Lügnerin Trailer
De leugen van Harriet Craig Trailer
Le mensonge de Harriet Craig Trailer
A Dominadora Trailer
Die Lügnerin Trailer
En djævelsk kvinde Trailer
La envidiosa Trailer
Viimeinen valhe Trailer
La perfide Trailer
Moni me tis typseis tis Trailer
Sola col suo rimorso Trailer
A Última Mentira Trailer
Sista lögnen Trailer
The Lady of the House Trailer
Austria 01 January 1953
Germany 01 January 1952
Denmark 27 October 1952
Spain 03 December 1954
Finland 06 April 1951
France 04 January 1952
Portugal 02 June 1952
Sweden 05 March 1951
United States 02 November 1950
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