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Pinky Johnson who was raised by her illiterate laundress grandmother, Dicey, visits her granny in the South for telling that she passed for white throughout nursing school in the North.
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During her school as a nurse, Pinky has fallen in love with a white doctor, Dr. Thomas Adams who has no idea about her black ancestor. After telling her situations, Pinky says that she will return to the North, but her grandmother convinced and warned her if the relationships is continued, only trouble will come because of the interracial mariage.
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Pinky obeys her grandmother’s advice, instead she stays to help her grandmother taking care of an ill white elderly woman, Miss Em.
  
 
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Pinky was adapted from the novel Quality by author Cid Ricketts Sumner in 1946. The American drama film was released by Twentieth Century Fox in New York City on September 29, 1949, starring Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrymore and Ethel Waters. Pinky was directed by Elia Kazan about a light-skinned black nurse who passes for white and planning to marry a white doctor. [1] Based on Rotten Tomatoes, the film had received 54% ratings from 13 reviews. [2]

Plot

Pinky Johnson who was raised by her illiterate laundress grandmother, Dicey, visits her granny in the South for telling that she passed for white throughout nursing school in the North.

During her school as a nurse, Pinky has fallen in love with a white doctor, Dr. Thomas Adams who has no idea about her black ancestor. After telling her situations, Pinky says that she will return to the North, but her grandmother convinced and warned her if the relationships is continued, only trouble will come because of the interracial mariage.

Pinky obeys her grandmother’s advice, instead she stays to help her grandmother taking care of an ill white elderly woman, Miss Em.

Pinky 1949

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