Daisy Kenyon. 1947. USA. Directed by Otto Preminger. Screenplay by David Hertz, based on the book by Elizabeth Janeway. With Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews, Henry Fonda. 99 min.
Daisy is a magazine illustrator who has fallen in love with a married man, Dan, who has no intention of divorcing his wife, Lucille. When Daisy finally wises up and reluctantly dumps Dan, she meets Peter, a caring man who loves her more than she loves him. But Daisy and Peter marry just as Dan and Lucille divorce—uh oh!
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