The History Of Double Fine Productions
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Bob and Janice Bell had been thinking about leaving their historic home in Pewee Valley for quite some time. The five-acre property boasted what Bob describes as every tree you could imagine and they were ready to leave all that maintenance behind.
“I don t want to spend all my time picking up sticks, and backwashing ponds and pools and stuff. I just I like I want to play bridge, I want (to have) my friends over, (and) I want to pester (Bob),” Janice said with a laugh.
They began their new home journey searching for the perfect lot. “We looked in Brentwood, we looked over at Sanctuary Bluff … but my daughter was saying (those neighborhoods were) just too far,” Janice said. “She found this lot. This is like two miles from her house, so it s perfect. And my son lives in St. Matthew s, so he s close, (too).”
Region: All
MSRP: $21.99
The Production: 4/5
When Alfred Hitchcock protégé Joan Harrison went off on her own to produce films, one of her most effective efforts was
They Wonât Believe Me, a tidy little noir suspense tale with the expected twists and turns and a surprise ending that has met with some annoyance by fans over the years. Directed by Irving Pichel,
They Wonât Believe Me is unpretentious and enjoyable even with a few too many coincidences thrown in which spoil an otherwise craftily plotted little tale.
Stockbroker Larry Ballentine (Robert Young) is on trial for his life, and in his flashback testimony in court we hear the somewhat pathetic tale of a weak man with an unending eye for the ladies. Married to the wealthy but controlling Greta (Rita Johnson), Larry falls for the attractive Janice Bell (Jane Greer), but Greta puts a stop to it by buying Larry part ownership in a brokerage firm on the West Coast where they move leaving the calculating Janic
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