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Autumn Leaves (1956)

A woman falls for a younger man with severe mental problems.

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Sausages M 20 Sep 2011

Decent melodrama about trust, need and mental stability (or a lack of). It was an ok flick.

Nathanael Hood 27 Dec 2018

For once we see Aldrich look upon a broken world and smile to himself that things could be better.

Fred S 08 Aug 2009

An older woman (Joan Crawford) / younger man (Cliff Robertson) love story that is pretty edgy for a 1956 film. Crawford and Robertson do a good job portraying the fateful lovers whose relationship is tested by Robertson mental stability stemming from an insidious couple; his ex and his father.

Giffy G 14 Jun 2008

I deeply, deeply wish that the second half of the movie was as enjoyable as the first. The first half sparkled, with interesting characters, dazzling acting, and a witty script. The second half felt cliched and forced out, lacking all of the creativity and emphasis of the first. Oh well... the first half was really good.

James H 23 Oct 2005

Good score, typical Joan Crawford movie of the 1950's, perhaps not quite as good as her others in this period. she's appropriately melodramatic. Cliff Robertson just doesn't cut it though, i think he is miscast and over his head in the role. still, good, as is every film Joan Crawford is in.