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| screenplay = [[Catherine Turney]]<br>Margaret Buell Wilder
| starring = [[Bette Davis]]<br>[[Glenn Ford]]<br>[[Dane Clark]]<br>[[Walter Brennan]]<br>[[Charlie Ruggles]]<br>[[Bruce Bennett]]
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'''''A Stolen Life''''' is a 1946 American [[drama (film and television)|drama film]] starring [[Bette Davis]], who also produced, and [[film director|directed]] by [[Curtis Bernhardt]]. Based on the 1935 novel, "A Stolen Life" by Karel Josef Benes. The supporting cast includes [[Glenn Ford]], [[Dane Clark]], [[Peggy Knudsen]], [[Charlie Ruggles]], and [[Bruce Bennett]] (formerly "Herman Brix"). The movie is a [[remake]] of a 1939 British film ''[[Stolen Life (1939 film)|Stolen Life]]'' starring [[Elisabeth Bergner]] and [[Michael Redgrave]].
The film was nominated for [[Academy Award for Best Visual Effects|Best Special Effects]] ([[William C. McGann]]; Special Audible Effects by [[Nathan Levinson]]) at the [[19th Academy Awards|19th]] [[Academy Awards]], but lost to [[Blithe Spirit (1945 film)|Blithe Spirit]].
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==Box Office==
According to Warner Bros records, the film earned $3,222,000 domestically and $1,563,000 foreign.<ref name="warners"/>
==References==
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