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Heart of an Actress (2003)
Desire brings out the worst in an actress' suitors-- One a well-to-do patron of London's theatre set, the other a lovestruck loner on the verge of penning a play dedicated to her.
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Desire brings out the worst in an actress' suitors-- One a well-to-do patron of London's theatre set, the other a lovestruck loner on the verge of penning a play dedicated to her.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Germaine Dulac, Alexandre Volkoff
In Theaters:9/21/2003
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Ciné France
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