01 A grieving composer moving into a historic mansion uncovers the tragic secret of a murdered child.
Madeleine Sherwood brought a sharp, theatrical intensity to some of the most acclaimed Tennessee Williams adaptations of the mid-20th century. In Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958): A wealthy Southern family’s deep-seated tensions and lies erupt during a tumultuous birthday gathering. Another standout is Baby Doll (1956): A childlike Southern bride becomes the object of a rival cotton gin owner’s manipulative scheme.
01 A grieving composer moving into a historic mansion uncovers the tragic secret of a murdered child.
02 A ruthless Southern landowner schemes to force Black and white farmers off land he wants for himself.
03 A grieving publisher's romance with a married woman on a Mediterranean trip is complicated by her fragile health.
04 A faded actress and an opportunistic gigolo return to his hometown, where his past catches up with him.
05 A wealthy Southern family's deep-seated tensions and lies erupt during a tumultuous birthday gathering.
06 A childlike Southern bride becomes the object of a rival cotton gin owner's manipulative scheme.