Anastasia (13-Dec-1956)
Director: Anatole Litvak Writers: Arthur Laurents; Guy Bolton From a play by: Marcelle Maurette Music: Alfred Newman Producer: Buddy Adler Keywords: Drama, Amnesia, Russian Royalty An exiled Russian General rescues a woman ready to commit suicide in interwar Paris; she agrees to participate in an elaborate caper to pass herself off as Grand Duchess Anastasia. Her impersonation is incredibly convincing; many people that knew her believe her genuine. Ingrid Bergman won the Oscar for Best Actress; the film additionally received a nomination for Best Dramatic Score.
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