Leave Her to Heaven (1945)

Movie Details

Original Title Leave Her to Heaven

Original Language EN

Status Released

Popularity 0.7

Cast

Gene Tierney

Ellen Berent Harland

Popularity: 0.5

Cornel Wilde

Richard Harland

Popularity: 0.7

Jeanne Crain

Ruth Berent

Popularity: 0.6

Vincent Price

Russell Quinton

Popularity: 1.3

Mary Philips

Mrs. Berent

Popularity: 1.3

Ray Collins

Glen Robie

Popularity: 6.6

Gene Lockhart

Dr. Saunders

Popularity: 0.6

Reed Hadley

Dr. Mason

Popularity: 0.7

Darryl Hickman

Danny Harland

Popularity: 1.8

Chill Wills

Leick Thome

Popularity: 2.2

Mae Marsh

Fisherwoman (uncredited)

Popularity: 6.3

Grant Mitchell

Carlson (uncredited)

Popularity: 2.5

Key Crew

Director John M. Stahl

Screenplay Jo Swerling

Producer William A. Bacher

Executive Producer Darryl F. Zanuck

Editor James B. Clark

Production

20th Century Fox

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Leave Her to Heaven (1945) ORIGINAL TRAILER

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Keywords

lake based on novel or book boat femme fatale film noir murder told in flashback suspenseful melodramatic ominous

Reviews from TMDB

John Chard 8/10

Sep 7, 2019

She was a monster! Beautiful Ellen Berent unashamedly jilts her fiancé, Russell Quinton, for writer Richard Harland. Her attraction to Harland being that he reminds her of her deceased father. But soon it becomes evident that Ellen is very possessive and literally will do what it takes to keep a ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Sep 3, 2022

Yikes, talk about an internecine plot! This is certainly a story that requires concentration as the machinations of "Ellen" (Gene Tierney) take their toll on just about everyone around her. She meets the young writer "Richard" (Cornel Wilde) on a train when he encounters this enigmatic young woman w ... Read more

griggs79 4/10

Nov 14, 2024

_Leave Her to Heaven_ is, without a doubt, the least exciting and fun noir I've watched this Noirvember so far. In a genre that typically brims with tension and intrigue, this film feels practically void of pulse – almost like it's trying to lull you to sleep instead of keeping you on edge. Not su ... Read more