Review of The Heiress (1949) by Mark H — 27 Sep 2009
Wealthy, but painfully shy woman is romanced by charming young man whose motives are questioned by her father. Extraordinary adaption of Henry James' novella Washington Square is cinematic perfection.
Olivia de Havilland is electrifying in her character's metamorphosis and Ralph Richardson has a commanding presence as her domineering father. Spectacular production values complement this compelling drama that remains one of the best films of the 40s.
This review of The Heiress (1949) was written by Mark H on 27 Sep 2009.
The Heiress has generally received very positive reviews.
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