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Fiancé | Film Noir
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The first woman seen is a maid, Olga, who is played by none other than The Beaver's mother, Barbara Billingsley (Leave It to Beaver (1957)).
The novel upon which this film is based, "Death in a Doll's House", was serialized in The Saturday Evening Post from January 16 to February 27, 1943.
MGM borrowed Gigi Perreau from Samuel Goldwyn, Zachary Scott from Warner Bros., and Kristine Miller from Paramount for this film.
The treating psychiatrist, Dr. Caroline Canford, is played by a future First Lady, Nancy Reagan (credited under her pre-marriage maiden name, Nancy Davis). Nancy had met then First Lady Grace Coolidge when she was seven.
Susan mentions that her father used to read her "The King of the Golden River". She is referring to a real parable by the prominent English art critic John Ruskin which was first published in book form in 1851 and was a best-seller at the time.
"Susan Starrling: I'm glad Celia went to the early show. I don't think she likes us very much. David I. Starrling: Susan, what a dreadful thing to say about your mother. Susan Starrling: She's not my mother. My mother's dead. You said so yourself. David I. Starrling: Celia's your mother now. It's not easy for her. Promise me you won't say thing like that again. Susan Starrling: OK, I promise. I won't say it again. But I'll still think it."
"Susan Starrling: Miss me? David I. Starrling: Every minute. You miss me? Susan Starrling: Twice a minute."
