The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)—Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott & Kirk Douglass



The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)
A ruthless, domineering woman is married to an alcoholic D.A., her childhood companion who is the only living witness to her murder of her rich aunt seventeen years earlier.

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This film is public domain.

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34 Replies to “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946)—Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott & Kirk Douglass”

  1. From All I've read and seen about her she was not a lesbian. She was bisexual. She also was one of the first women in her field to stand up to the directors and studio heads and not let them bully her into contracts, or the casting couch! She was a grand lady and an incredible actress!

  2. damm, barbara plays a great bitch, i ve yet to experience disappointment in any movie that has stanwyck in it……..some people have it, some don t ; this woman had it all……

  3. oh, yeah, kirk douglas is in this movie also, and who doesn t like kirk ….pretty good story line and plot, enjoyed the flick, esta muy bien

  4. I don't care for relationship films, but the drama in this is captivating. If they had made this into a soap opera I'd have been hooked….

    BStanwick made the hard cold woman her character, but her earlier softer roles were equally good. I wish she had avoided that cold character. I grew up really disliking her in Bonanza.

    Shows how old I am…;)

  5. Mayan Apocalypse-THE MATERIALS ON THE BODIES THE GIFTS OF LIFE. MY $1 ETHIOPIAN DOLLAR MOON PROPHECIES BEING REVEALED. -POND ST. KEBRA NEGAST AND MY QU'RAN, 1159 SANDERS STREET….. THE PEGGY. GE'EZ THE LANGUAGE

  6. Ah, Liz! Some women have it, others don't. She had it in spades!!! Snuggle up to her while she plays with my hair, tuneout the world and just 'be.'

  7. Lizabeth Scott steals the picture. And her scenes with Heflin are the best part of the movie. The Stanwyck/Douglas scenes are a hoot. So over the top. Stanwyck in particular really hams it up.

  8. I love these classic films. Thanx so much for posting them for people who can truly appreciate them. If at all possible, please upload Dead Ringers starring Bette Davis as twin sisters. Again thanx so much.

  9. I love Van Heflin's character. Sam tows the line well, being a bit on the shady, hustlin side of life, but ultimately not a savage like Martha and Walter… and he's cool as shit.

  10. I enjoyed this movie; good acting by all and a somewhat believable story for back then – except for the flawed happy ending; Sam would have been questioned and told not leave town until an inquest by a "new" DA (or acting DA) was complete about the murder/suicide of his childhood friends who were for all practical appearances hunky-dory until he showed back up "17 or 18 years" later. It was a pretty good acting debut by Kirk Douglass. Thanks for posting!

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