Jezebel movie plot

2022-03-12 08:01
Stubborn, spoiled New Orleans beauty Julie Marsden is engaged to banker Preston Dillard (Pryce). In retaliation for Preth not letting go of work to accompany her shopping, Julie chose a red dance dress to attend the most important dance of the year, and according to convention, unmarried girls can only wear white dance clothes. Everyone was stunned, but no one could persuade her to give up her sudden whim.
Press attended the dance with Julie, and as they entered, everyone present looked at them contemptuously. Julie realizes she's made a serious mistake and asks Pres to take her out of the prom. Press uncompromisingly asks her to dance with him. The other dancers on the dance floor stopped, leaving only the two of them. When the band stopped playing, Pres let the band continue playing until the end.
After the dance, Price left Julie, and their engagement fell through. During the final break, Julie slapped him. Aunt Belle Macy asks Julie to go after Pres and asks Pres to forgive her. Julie refuses, believing that Price will come back for her. However, Price went north for business and stayed there for a particularly long time.
Finally, Press finally returns, and Julie dresses herself up, but Press doesn't welcome her and introduces her to Amy, the bride he met upstate. Julie urges her former suitor, dueling master Buck Cantrell, to blame Press, but Press is unmoved and the plan fails. Press's inexperienced brother Ted was incited to challenge Buck, and the unexpected happened and Ted defeated Buck.
Subsequently, yellowfever broke out throughout the city, and Pres was unfortunately also infected. He will be quarantined on an island like everyone else. Amy is going to take care of Press, but Julie stops her and tells the northern girl she doesn't know how to deal with slaves and southerners on the island. Julie begs Amy to let her go, as compensation for her previous actions, and Amy agrees   .
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  • Marianna 2022-03-12 08:01:02

    New Orleans 1852. They're just petty and narrow-minded. - No, it's just that they got rules and they go by them. Same as you and I.

  • Jana 2022-04-22 07:01:54

    The heroine is both love and hate, and I can understand why Buck went to a duel knowing that he was being used. On the contrary, the final choice of the female supporting role makes life respectful, and love is not possession.

Jezebel quotes

  • Preston Dillard: [tasting Uncle Cato's mint julep] You haven't forgotten how.

    Uncle Cato: Me, sir? The head might forget, but the hand remembers. Anyhow, Miss Julie, she's right in behind me all day to fix them just the way you used to like them.

    Preston Dillard: Uncle Cato, how is Miss Julie?

    Uncle Cato: Miss Julie? Why, she's just Miss Julie.

    Preston Dillard: Just the same?

    Uncle Cato: Well, I reckon princesses, they just naturally grows up to be queens, that's all.

    Preston Dillard: Uncle Cato, we've known each other a long time. I'm back now. Home. It's a special occasion.

    [asking him to have a drink]

    Preston Dillard: Will you join me in one?

    Uncle Cato: [flustered] Why, why, Mr. Pres, it ain't hardly proper, but I'll kindly take one out in the pantry and bless you and Miss Julie.

  • General Bogardus: [warning Cantrell about dueling] Cantrell, you're a fool! De Lautuc's an old hand. Been out a dozen times.

    Buck Cantrell: 13's liable to be unlucky for De Lautruc. You know, these French. They shoot for the head and, like as not, miss. I'm gonna shoot for the body and bust his tripes.

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