Hot Spell (1958)
- Starring:
- Shirley Booth, Anthony Quinn, (more)
- Director(s):
- Daniel Mann, George Cukor, (more
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Synopsis of Hot Spell
Anthony Quinn and Shirley Booth play a married couple who cling and claw like cats in a bathtub in this sudsy melodrama set in steamy New Orleans. Booth does most of the clinging as a neglected wife struggling to reassemble her battered marriage to Quinn who plays a faithless husband in love with tender young Valerie Allen, something Booth tries her best to ignore. Unfortunately, despite her efforts, her children are not spared the spousal turmoil. Matters are not helped when Earl Holliman, the eldest son, decides to leave his father's employment business and start his own. The youngest son Clint Kimbrough finds it all terribly upsetting. Meanwhile his sister Shirley MacLaine becomes deeply depressed after her father threatens her boyfriend in an effort to get him to marry her. Now MacLaine is left with no one. The fur really begins to fly when Quinn, tired of the tumult, decides to chuck the whole family and move to Florida with Allen. Tragedy ensues for the wicked duo. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Hot Spell
- Shirley Booth - Alma Duval
- Shirley MacLaine - Virginia Duval
- Eileen Heckart - Fan
- Harlan Warde - Harry
- Stafford Repp - Baggage Man
- Bill Walker - Attendant
- Anthony Jochim - Preacher
- Len Hendry - Pool Player
- Watson Downs - Funeral Car Driver
- Fred Zendar - Bit Man
- Jody Lawrance - Dora May
- Anthony Quinn - Jack Duval
- Earl Holliman - Buddy Duval
- Warren Stevens - Wyatt
- Valerie Allen - Ruby
- Irene Tedrow - Essie Mae
- Louise Franklin - Colored Woman
- Johnny Lee - Colored Man
- John Indrisano - Pool Player
- Tony Merrill - Bit Man
- Clint Kimbrough - Billy Duval
- Director(s):
- George Cukor, Daniel Mann
- Writer(s):
- James Poe
- Producer(s):
- Hal B. Wallis
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