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Farmer's Daughter [Import]

Loretta Young (Actor), Joseph Cotten (Actor), H.C. Potter (Director) | Rated: Unrated | Format: VHS Tape
4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Farmer's Daughter Nov 7 2011
By diane rosemary hunter
Format:VHS Tape
This has got to be one of the best movies that was made in the early 40's. Not only does it have excellent acting but the inneraction between all the character's is beyond magnificent. The story is great right up there with Mr. Smith Goes to Washing starring Jimmy Stewart. If you haven't seen this movie then you have missed one of the best movies of all time. To me the best part is observing how the writer scripted a woman running for office in Washington & the opposition she encountered. Durning a time when our country is in chaos this movie will lift your heart & give you HOPE. November 11, 2011 D.R. Diane Rosemary Hunter
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5.0 out of 5 stars a great film! Feb 10 2003
By Rosella Ann Myles
Format:VHS Tape
Loretta Young and Jospeh Cotton make a great couple in this film. It has everything comedy, romance, and great scenery. Ethel Barrymore, is equally delightful in it. It's a film, well worth seeing.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Nice, light, 50s-ish postwar comedy-drama Sep 22 2002
By DJ Joe Sixpack
Format:VHS Tape
Belabored, yet charming story of Loretta Young as a small-town girl who makes it big -- real big -- in Capitol City, by sticking to her simple honest values, and by nabbing Joseph Cotten, a state congressman who holds a torch for her. Very wholesome and very Fifties-ish, with some nice humorous touches (and a weird intimation of a postwar American fascist Fifth Column...) Charles Bickford is great as Cotton's sidekick/butler, who acts as the conscience of the household, and zips off a few choice zingers...
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