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- See also changes related to Bright Leaf (film), or pages that link to Bright Leaf (film) or to this page or whose text contains "Bright Leaf (film)".
Parent topics
- Foster Fitzsimmons: A dancer, and writer, whose 1948 first novel, Bright Leaf, was made into the 1950 film Bright Leaf, later a Professor of Arts [e]
- Michael Curtiz: Add brief definition or description
Bright Leaf (novel): A 1949 novel, by Foster Fitzsimmons, about the internecine struggle between two rival Tobacco barons, made into a film, directed by Michael Curtiz, in 1950 [e]- Bright Leaf (tobacco): A valued strain of Tobacco, and the subject of a 1948 novel, a 1950 film, about the internecine struggle between two rival Tobacco barons [e]
- Tobacco: A plant genus of the family solanaceae. Members contain nicotine and other biologically active chemicals; its dried leaves are used for smoking. [e]
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- Bright Leaves: A 2003 documentary by Ross McElwee exploring whether his family played a role in events fictionalized in the novel Bright Leaf and the film of the same name [e]