How long is Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque?

Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque is 3 hr 31 min long.

What is Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque about?

LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN, 1948, Paramount, 86 min. Shy girl Lisa (Joan Fontaine) grows into womanhood while nurturing a love-from-afar for composer and lothario, Stefan Brand (Louis Jourdan). Even after a brief tryst with Brand, Lisa's dreams evaporate into thin air. Brand, finally learning of Lisa's deep feelings from a letter to him, as he readies for a duel-at-dawn, bookends the narrative with a tragic anguish that is extremely moving. HUMORESQUE, 1946, Warner Bros., 125 min. Joan Crawford gives one of her greatest performances as Helen Wright, a lonely society matron who falls for younger violin virtuoso, Paul Boray (John Garfield). Garfield's Boray returns her affections, but his talent and career, his mother and an adoring female friend slowly cause Helen to lose her self-assurance. Believing herself unlovable and jaded by experience, Helen's personality gradually unravels. With a devastating, noirish climax.

Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque

Name: Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque
Genre: Romance
Duration: 211

NR 3 hr 31 min

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How long is Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque?: Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque is 3 hr 31 min long.

What is Letter from an Unknown Woman / Humoresque about?: LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN, 1948, Paramount, 86 min. Shy girl Lisa (Joan Fontaine) grows into womanhood while nurturing a love-from-afar for composer and lothario, Stefan Brand (Louis Jourdan). Even after a brief tryst with Brand, Lisa's dreams evaporate into thin air. Brand, finally learning of Lisa's deep feelings from a letter to him, as he readies for a duel-at-dawn, bookends the narrative with a tragic anguish that is extremely moving. HUMORESQUE, 1946, Warner Bros., 125 min. Joan Crawford gives one of her greatest performances as Helen Wright, a lonely society matron who falls for younger violin virtuoso, Paul Boray (John Garfield). Garfield's Boray returns her affections, but his talent and career, his mother and an adoring female friend slowly cause Helen to lose her self-assurance. Believing herself unlovable and jaded by experience, Helen's personality gradually unravels. With a devastating, noirish climax.