Portrait of Jennie (1948)
A mysterious girl inspires a struggling artist.
Top billed cast
Jennifer JonesJennie Appleton
Joseph CottenEben Adams
Ethel BarrymoreMiss Spinney
Lillian GishMother Mary of Mercy
Cecil KellawayMatthews
David WayneGus O'Toole
Florence BatesMrs. Jekes
Albert SharpeMoore
Henry HullEke
Felix BressartPete
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