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A New York socialite who meets Jonathan Dartland in the Arizona desert after her car breaks down. She marries him and adapts to life in Lodestone, but feels neglected by his devotion to the mine and h...
A mining engineer known as Dart, he falls in love with Amanda and marries her. He hopes to reopen the abandoned Foxfire shaft to find gold, but his pride, secrecy, and belief in old Apache customs str...
A doctor and Jonathan's friend, Hugh gives Amanda a ride when her car breaks down and remains attracted to her after she marries Jonathan. He spends time with her while Jonathan is absorbed in the min...
Hugh's nurse, Maria is jealous of Amanda and knows that Hugh remains attracted to her. She helps fuel suspicion by directing Jonathan toward the belief that Amanda is having an affair with Hugh. Later...
The mine superintendent in Lodestone, Jim is part of the community where Jonathan works to reopen the Foxfire shaft. The synopsis identifies his wife as a source of meddling opinions that Amanda must...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jonathan works as a mining engineer in Lodestone, while Jim is identified as the mine superintendent.
Hugh is identified as a doctor, while Maria is identified as his nurse.
Hugh makes no secret to others that he is still attracted to Amanda, prompting gossip in Lodestone.
Amanda meets Jonathan after her car breaks down, falls in love with him, and quickly marries him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Amanda adjusts to Lodestone and to the meddling opinions surrounding Jim Mablett's household.
Maria misdirects Jonathan into believing Amanda is having a tryst with Hugh, then later tells Amanda at the airport that Jonathan has been injured.
Jealous Maria begins the town gossip about Amanda and Hugh's association.
Jonathan travels with Hugh after meeting Amanda, and Hugh later advises Jonathan not to visit Amanda in the hospital.
A marriage strained by cultural beliefs, jealousy, and loss survives when Jonathan accepts his need for Amanda and confronts the dangerous foxfire mine.
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Foxfire (1955) · 6.7/10 · action, drama, romance, western
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