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All This, and Heaven Too Trailer - Directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Bette Davis, Charles Boyer, Jeffrey Lynn, Barbara O'Neil, Virginia Weidler. When Mademoiselle Deluzy-Desportes starts teaching at a girls school, she is confronted with tales and gossip about her, which have become common knowledge among her students. Provoked by her students, she decides to tell them her life story.
MGM - 1940

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@dianneshaw4661 5 лет назад

i liked this film as much as Now Voyager and Dark Victory......a big part of the dialogue was actually done with their eyes, spoken with a look in their eyes .....and to this day she is still the greatest actress of all time and no one can touch her......there is Bette Davis and then there is everyone else......i loved the little boy in this movie and he was so southern and i loved to hear him say MAMSEL

@benlmeyers3348 Год назад

Spot on , very touching. I'm very found of this movie. Going to purchase.

@benlmeyers3348 Год назад

Ranounld was heart warming.

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

He was adorable!! He’s still alive!!

@kaitlynamira3916 4 года назад

Love love love this film. This film was my introduction to the great Bette Davis.

@honeyjam3238 5 лет назад

i found an old copy of this book at a thrift store and fell in love with it as soon as i started reading, I had no idea it was so popular yet alone that it was made into a film!! i'm so excited to watch this once I finish the book !

@poetcomic1 8 месяцев назад

How about the fact that it really happened to the author's ancestors.

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

@@poetcomic1really??

@poetcomic1 Год назад

Under-rated Bette Davis classic. Barbara O'Neill was amazingly beautiful and this film takes her beauty and gives it glittering hardness like some cold hard gem.

@dubbelhenke854 8 месяцев назад

Barbara O'Neill was fantastic.

@poetcomic1 8 месяцев назад

@@dubbelhenke854 Scarlett's mom too.

@dubbelhenke854 8 месяцев назад

@@poetcomic1 Yes!

@bretstanley8931 Год назад

This is my favorite Bette Davis movie! She is very likable in this!

@ms.lechat6656 8 лет назад

Just a magnificent story of what love and truth can be for two people. Such an unexpectedly touching film. I'm so grateful to have caught it tonight on TCM for their Charles Boyer day of tribute films.

@dubbelhenke854 8 месяцев назад

Charles Boyer, Bette Davis and Barbara O'Neill are all wonderful. A very great movie!

@jeanettesmith765 Год назад

Great casting, and the kids were especially wonderful.

@mina-yu4hn 7 лет назад

love this movie so sad. could watch it over and over. tear jerker. they don't make movies like this anymore.

@ItzMeOB 5 лет назад

Such a remarkable classic...thanks for sharing.

@missesrobot8182 9 лет назад

Love this movie, Reynald is so adorably cute.

@shirleysavitts9647 4 года назад

Just watched True Crime re the Duke and DUchess with nine children of France..it was mentioned the children's governess, played by Bette Davis. So I am hunting for the movie of this true story.

@d.watson5412 4 года назад

This is it but the movie doesn't tell the true story.

@shirleysavitts9647 4 года назад

@@d.watson5412 thank you D. Watson for the link- it was the trailer to the movie and I also watched the trailer for Old Maid with Bette. It is a pay for view or buy .

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

@@d.watson5412what’s the true story??

@agemoth 11 месяцев назад

Fantastic movie! It's like 'Gone With The Wind' meets 'The Sound of Music.'

@Rogelle 7 лет назад

LOVE, love this movie and The ghost and Mrs. Muir.

@mariaespinoza6358 3 года назад

Watching right now. Very good movie💋 Love 💗 The Ghost and Mrs Muir too

@robertortiz-wilson1588 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely beautiful film. My parents and I love it!

@randywhite3947 3 года назад

I’m about to watch this movie for the first time

@angelicwoman9245 4 месяца назад

There is no other actress that could portray a woman scorned, a woman with a terminal illness, a Jezebel, a twin sister that steals her dead sisters husband, and of course a cruel twisted sister that loved I've written a letter to daddy, need I go on. BD could act so well we actually believed she was indeed the leading role of a film, at least, I did. There will never be another sassy BD.

@patriciahill2320 9 месяцев назад

That's the cutest little boy ever.

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

He’s still alive!!

@andreluischavescamaraocama4693 Год назад

O filme norte-americano Tudo isto e o céu também,de Anatole Litvak, é excelente!

@Beatles0223 Год назад

Bette Davis! That is all. ❤❤❤

@gvbrandolini 2 года назад

Brava

@clairetteriley2299 3 года назад

A good movie.

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

A GREAT MOVIE

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT MOVIE!!!!

@dianneshaw4661 5 лет назад

BEST LOVE STORY EVER....

@maryjohnson2878 Месяц назад

Agreed!!!!!!!

@d.watson5412 4 года назад

This movie sure skewed the truth. The wife wasn't horrible. And she was murdered by her husband. Nothing at all fine or noble about him. As to the 'affair', who knows? But he got tired of her after she bore him 10 children by the time she as 32. And then he murdered her. Good movie, but not the truth of the Duc and Duchess de Praslin,

@AnthonySmith-ty7ij 11 лет назад

It is not an MGM Film, it is from Warner Bros.

@jotaylor5953 8 лет назад

This is one of my favorite movies and admire both Bette Davis and Charles Boyer. I am confused about the roles of Hampden and Leiber as Pasquier and Abbe Gallard. They looked like the same person to me. Please unconfuse me. .

@amyclarke41 8 лет назад

Is this about the hubby who loves the governess but murders his wife? but the cute kids make the film less odd

@christophepena9450 7 лет назад

Jo Taylor

@d.watson5412 4 года назад

@@amyclarke41 yes

@semiramide1945 6 лет назад

Does anyone know if the copyright of this film has moved to public domain

@howie14w 11 лет назад

Maybe Weidler being loaned to WB for this one confused him.

@westlock 7 лет назад

To clarify what happened when Davis tried to have Boyer removed from the studio: They had never met before. When Boyer arrived without his corset, hairpiece and elevator shoes, Davis assumed that he was some layabout who had come to watch the movie being filmed. She called for him to be removed, but she was then informed that the layabout was her costar.

@henryjackson2357 6 лет назад

Why would she care that he was there though?

@amyclarke41 6 лет назад

awks

@d.watson5412 4 года назад

@@henryjackson2357 Simply because she was a diva and obnoxious. Good actress but not a nice woman.

@brkitdwn 3 года назад

That story sounds far fetched

@Adrianasmth 10 лет назад

this is way better than the book

@angelacarleton9575 10 лет назад

Dassoon Fitz - As I watched the movie," All This And Heaven Too." She had not worked with Charles Boyer before but was THRILLED to recognize his TALENT. Most actors feel better when they are working opposite of those that are their EQUAL. Check out Meryl Streep discussing her leading men. One particular note she mentioned while working with Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin - she mentioned "One she liked but the other she doesn't." She wouldn't say which one to 20/20 when they asked her. I believe one of her best leading actors is Robert DeNiro who is wonderful opposite Meryl. Check out - "Deer Hunter," "Falling In Love," and the other is "Marvin's Closet." She also enjoy working opposite other great actors and actresses who are serious about their craft.

@borg_kat 3 года назад

Alguien sabe dnd puedo encontrar esta película??? Gracias.

@mariamarchese8405 3 года назад

Hola! Acabo de ver que la puedes comprar o alquilar en el RU-vid. En castellano se llama El cielo y tú, me imagino que esté en versión doblada.

@borg_kat 3 года назад

@@mariamarchese8405 Muy amable, tratatŕ de buscarla. Salufos dsd Nicaragua.

@rosaleegalbo1316 2 года назад

Mom. I. Loved time movies popcorn Remote. Hugs luv rozp

@castalia60able 10 лет назад

What is this Bette Davis removing an actor like Charles Boyer are you kidding? I can't imagine her doing something like that since she acted with others she couldn't stand like, "Miriam Hopkins" who she worked with twice and she didn't remove her from those films like, "Old Maid" and "Old Acquaintance."

@PinkySaadia 10 лет назад

what do you mean removed? what happened?

@angelacarleton9575 10 лет назад

PinkySaadia I meant to say - Bette Davis was "thrilled" to be working with Charles Boyer who was her equal compared to others like George Brent who couldn't hold his own with Bette Davis. Bette Davis was a force of nature when acting with other actors. She would never remove another actor from a movie. She had clout but had good manners!

@angelacarleton9575 10 лет назад

Angela Carleton Also - she helped the director of this movie "All This And Heaven Too" because he was having trouble trying to keep the movie over-budget. She had the talent to be a director but her loved of acting was #1. She helped this director to focus and maintain the storyline by assisting him when he needed help. She was experience by the time she made this move and the director was a new-director who later stated was thrilled to get her advise.

@amyclarke41 8 лет назад

+Angela Carleton Ok i like boyer but was he french?

@angelacarleton9575 8 лет назад

Yes, he was French. His accent and tone of voice was magnetic!

@ellyreginald6546 6 лет назад

Love the book. Charles Boyer was right on target but Bette Davis was miscast and played the fascinating Henriette like a sad sack governess.

@amyclarke41 9 лет назад

Strange film

@amyclarke41 8 лет назад

Bette was great but she seemed suited to the role charles seemed to play bonkers roles and well the kids are the biz

@1948DESMOND 11 лет назад

why did davis try to have boyer removed from the set of this movie? okay, so she did not recognise him but, even so, why would a "star" lilke davis (now a bag of bones) do this to another human? THIS MOVIE FEELS A BIT LIKE REBECCA, THE DAPHNE DU MAURIER STORY THAT WAS ALSO FILMED.