Teenage Rebel

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DVD-R Details

4:3 (PAN & SCAN)
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 34 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: April 16, 2013
Originally Released: 1956
Label: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Ginger Rogers, Michael Rennie, Mildred Natwick, Betty Lou Keim, Warren Berlinger & Lili Gentle
Directed by		Edmund Goulding
Screenwriting by		Walter Reisch, Edmund Goulding & Charles Brackett
Written by		Charles Brackett & Edmund Goulding
Composition by		Leigh Harline
Produced by		Charles Brackett
Director of Photography:		Joseph MacDonald

Entertainment Reviews:

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Feb 26, 2015

Description by OLDIES.com:

A woman tries to mend her relationship with her teenage daughter after the end of her marriage

Product Description:

TEENAGE REBEL was the misleadingly lurid title bestowed upon this film version of Edith R. Sommer's Broadway play A Roomful of Roses. Ginger Rogers heads the cast as Nancy Fallon, a divorcee who has trouble communicating with 15-year-old daughter Dodie (Betty Lou Keim). Left in the custody of her father, Dodie feels as though her mother has deserted her. The situation doesn't improve very much when Nancy marries Jay (Michael Rennie), providing her daughter with another excuse for resentment and petulance. The responsibility for resolving this dilemma is laid at the feet of Jay's young son Larry (Rusty Swope). TEENAGE REBEL represents the film debut of Warren Berlinger, superbly repeating his stage role as one of Keim's school chums.

Keywords:

Teenage | Family Life | Brothers | Families | Teenagers

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