All This, and Heaven Too

Presented by her new employer Miss Haines (Janet Beecher) at a New York girls' school, Henriette (Bette Davis) has trouble with pupils, Emily (Ann Gillis) the ringleader, opening All This, And Heaven Too, from the fact-based novel by Rachel Field.

Early in her long narrative flashback, Henriette (Bette Davis) arrives, a candidate to be governess to the children of Duc (Charles Boyer) and Duchesse (Barbara O'Neill) de Praslin, who have other problems, in 1840's France, in All This, And Heaven Too, 1940, directed by Anatole Litvak.

Young Raynard (Richard Nichols) and governess Henriette (Bette Davis) are surprised when their father and employer the Duc (Charles Boyer) and daughter Louise (Virginia Wiedler) arrive in Paris from the summer home, proceeding to the opera, in Warner Bros. All This, And Heaven Too, 1940.

Encouraged to stand up to her gossiping new students, Henriette (Bette Davis), without revealing the story as her own, begins to recount the events that led to her unjustly acquired international notoriety, her acquaintance with Henry (Jeffrey Lynn) first, in All This, And Heaven Too, 1940.

A French nobleman falls in love with his children's governess in All This and Heaven Too (1940) starring Bette Davis and Charles Boyer.