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A cop clashes with his priest brother while investigating the brutal murder of a young prostitute. John Gregory Dunne. Novel, Screenplay. Ulu Grosbard. Director. Joan Didion. Screenplay. A cop clashes with his priest brother while investigating the brutal murder of a young prostitute.
Dear God. I have a confession to make. One that gnaws at me every time I think about you. The problem is that I have an addiction. To many things. To alcohol, to intimacy, to bad videos. All these things are eating me alive whenever I think about you Lord because I can't seem to […] More. 2 Points.
Release Date Dec 24, 1937. Duration 1 h 25 m. Rating Approved. Genres. Comedy. Crime. Tagline Immensely amusing, freshly plotted drama. (Print Ad-Hendricks Pioneer, ( (Hendricks, Minn.)) 11 February 1938) A lawyer defends his wife, a pathological liar, in a murder trial.
True Confession has one of the most complicated plots of any screwball comedy. Creepy rich dude Otto Krayler (John T. Murray) makes a pass at habitual liar Helen Bartlett (Carole Lombard). Creepy rich dude Otto Krayler (John T. Murray) makes a pass at habitual liar Helen Bartlett (Carole Lombard).
Other articles where True Confession is discussed: Wesley Ruggles: Later films: The screwball comedy True Confession (1937) featured Lombard as a pathological liar and MacMurray as a lawyer whose honesty hampers his career. Ruggles’s success continued with Sing You Sinners (1938), which starred Bing Crosby as a gambler and MacMurray as his disapproving brother; the film was an entertaining…
Oct 26, 2020 · Robert De Niro as Des Spellacy & Robert Duvall as Det. Sgt. Tom Spellacy in True Confessions 1981.
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