No Man's Woman

1955
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1h 10min

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Film Noir Whodunnit Crime Mystery Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.The police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.The police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.

Dirección
- Franklin Adreon
Guionistas
- Don Martin
- John K. Butler
Elenco

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6.3/10

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Dirección
- Franklin Adreon
Guionistas
- Don Martin
- John K. Butler
Elenco

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6/10

Just like a praying mantis.

Marie Windsor gives an impressive performance as an egocentric man-eater ;it seems that she takes her pleasure by breaking her fellow men 's lives.After thirty minutes, four men and two women have a reason to do away with her , that beats everything!

That's why the second part , without her , seems pale by comparison ; it's a whodunit , with the usual suspects ,the false alibis , the wrong man who confesses something he's not done.

Recalling Joan Crawford , Miss Windsor's going to blow your mind.

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Trivia
The $300,000 that Carolyn wants for a divorce settlement would be equivalent to about $3,013,376 in 2021.

Errores
She had her coat in her left arm along with her purse when boarding the boat.So this proves that she was able to wear coat when stepping off the boat later that evening.

Citas
Louise Nelson: [referring to Carolyn] Harlow, things could be a lot worse. Suppose you had to live under the same roof with her.
Harlow Grant: I might wind up killing her.
Louise Nelson: Don't say that. Don't even think it.
Philip Grant: Well, you can't blame him for thinking it. Any way you look at it, that woman's a witch.
Harlow Grant: And no matter how you spell it.