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Pinky

The poignant story of a girl who fell hopelessly in love!

Description: Pinky, a light skinned black woman, returns to her grandmother's house in the South after graduating from a Northern nursing school. Pinky tells her grandmother that she has been "passing" for white while at school in the North. In addition, she has fallen in love with a young white doctor, who knows nothing about her black heritage.

Genres: Drama

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Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0

Runtime: 102 minutes

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Jeanne Crain

Played Patricia "Pinky" Johnson

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Ethel Barrymore

Played Miss Em

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Ethel Waters

Played Dicey Johnson

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William Lundigan

Played Dr. Thomas Adams

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Basil Ruysdael

Played Judge Walker

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Kenny Washington

Played Dr. Canady

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Nina Mae McKinney

Played Rozelia

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Griff Barnett

Played Dr. Joe McGill

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Frederick O'Neal

Played Jake Walters

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Evelyn Varden

Played Melba Wooley

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Raymond Greenleaf

Played Judge Shoreham

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Fred Aldrich

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Shelby Bacon

Played Boy (uncredited)

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Rene Beard

Played Teejore (uncredited)

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Arthur Berkeley

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Mildred Boyd

Played Nurse (uncredited)

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Margaret Brayton

Played Nurse (uncredited)

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Paul Brinegar

Played Western Union Clerk (uncredited)

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Noble 'Kid' Chissell

Played Man (uncredited)

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Tom Coleman

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Eve Conrad

Played Woman (uncredited)

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Bert Conway

Played Loafer (uncredited)

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Jack Curtis

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Josette Deegan

Played Woman (uncredited)

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Dick Dickinson

Played Man (uncredited)

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Kay Garrett

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Everett Glass

Played Jeffers Wooley (uncredited)

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William Hansen

Played Mr. Goolby (uncredited)

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Jimmie Horan

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Arthur Hunnicutt

Played Police Chief Anderson (uncredited)

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Jean Inness

Played Viola (Goolby's Saleslady) (uncredited)

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Wilfred Jackson

Played Boy (uncredited)

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Frank Jaquet

Played Bailiff (uncredited)

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Michael Jeffers

Played Man (uncredited)

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Beverly Ruth Jordan

Played Girl (uncredited)

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Geraldine Jordan

Played Girl (uncredited)

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Pat Kane

Played Man (uncredited)

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Philip Kieffer

Played Man (uncredited)

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Read Killgore

Played Loafer (uncredited)

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Al Kunde

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Warren Mace

Played Intern (uncredited)

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Tiger Joe Marsh

Played George (Wooleys' Chauffeur) (uncredited)

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Russell Meeker

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Juanita Moore

Played Nurse (uncredited)

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Robert Osterloh

Played Police Officer (uncredited)

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Ruth Rickaby

Played Matron (uncredited)

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Dan Riss

Played Mr. Stanley (Wooleys' Attorney) (uncredited)

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Katherine Sparks

Played Woman (uncredited)

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George Spaulding

Played Medical Director (uncredited)

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Harry Tenbrook

Played Townsman (uncredited)

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Jim Toney

Played Baggage Man (uncredited)

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Bess Wade

Played Woman (uncredited)

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Pat Walshe

Played Young Man (uncredited)

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Blue Washington

Played Man (uncredited)

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Jasper Weldon

Played Man (uncredited)

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