Executive Suite with William Holden: DVD Cover

    Executive Suite Director: Robert Wise Cast: William Holden, June Allyson, Barbara Stanwyck, Fredric March

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    • DVD Release Date: 10/30/2007
    • Original Release: 1954
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 6,163

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    Commentary by director Oliver Stone; Vintage pete Smith comedy short Out For Fun; Classic cartoon Billy Boy; Theatrical trailer

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Executive Suite
    1. Credits [1:43]
    2. The Late President [5:03]
    3. Meeting Notice [3:39]
    4. Testiness [3:09]
    5. Bullard's Whereabouts [4:37]
    6. Empty Chair [2:34]
    7. Julia's Dilemma [4:18]
    8. No Longer Secret Identity [2:35]
    9. Dead Dreams [4:56]
    10. From Loss to Payback [4:24]
    11. Good of This Company [4:00]
    12. It's Not Him [3:04]
    13. Interrupted Tryst [4:23]
    14. Presidential Thoughts [3:11]
    15. All the Facts [3:00]
    16. Where Do We Go From Here? [5:13]
    17. Caswell's Only Chance [4:23]
    18. Either Dudley or Shaw [3:29]
    19. Declared Candidate [2:28]
    20. A Man Can Change [6:15]
    21. Stabbing a Dead Man [5:18]
    22. First Ballot [6:19]
    23. Nothing's Impossible [3:07]
    24. Dirty Words [3:54]
    25. Faith and Pride [5:37]
    26. Unanimous [2:49]
    27. Cast List [:36]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Cameron Hawley's novel Executive Suite appeared around the same time as two other tales of big-business intrigue, the 1954 film A Woman's World and the 1955 Rod Serling teleplay Patterns. Elements of all three properties inevitably overlap. In Executive Suite, a furniture-store executive dies suddenly, resulting in a power play between five of his vice presidents. Julia O. Tredway (Barbara Stanwyck), daughter of the company founder and mistress of the president, must choose between solid family man McDonald Walling (William Holden), blackmail-prone Josiah Walter Dudley (Paul Douglas), ruthless Loren Phineas Shaw (Fredric March), duplicitous George Nyle Caswell (Louis Calhern), and eternal corporate bridesmaid Frederick Y. Alderson (Walter Pidgeon). Only Walling, the most honest of the bunch, refuses to campaign for the presidential chair. Despite the presence of the A-list leads and of supporting actors Shelley Winters, Dean Jagger, and Nina Foch, Executive Suite is a true ensemble effort, with everyone carrying like weight onscreen. The property was later adapted into a TV series, which owed more to Dallas than it did to the Hawley novel. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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