Engaging, Entertaining Mystery from a Top-Notch British Film-Crew with some Outstanding Dark and Fluid Cinematography, Direction and Acting.
Jack Dawkins and Arlene Dahl Headline this Plot-Twister that has Elements of a Late Film-Noir that Keeps Viewers Guessing while Unreeling some Dark Gothic Imagery.
The Ending has been Criticized as a Letdown, but Getting there is an Intense Atmosphere of Romanticism and Crime.
Doesn't quite Attain Hitchcock Level of Suspense but it's a Darn Good Try.
Good Supporting Actors Help the Dialog Heavy and Talky Tale Keeps You On-Your-Toes.
The Film is a Sleek Production that has the British Film Industry Firing on All Cylinders.
"She Played With Fire" is the American Title and "Fortune is a Woman" was the Original.
Nobody seemed to Like Either One.
Definitely Worth a Watch for Fans of American Film-Noir and Sleek Studio Movie-Making at its Finest.
Jack Dawkins and Arlene Dahl Headline this Plot-Twister that has Elements of a Late Film-Noir that Keeps Viewers Guessing while Unreeling some Dark Gothic Imagery.
The Ending has been Criticized as a Letdown, but Getting there is an Intense Atmosphere of Romanticism and Crime.
Doesn't quite Attain Hitchcock Level of Suspense but it's a Darn Good Try.
Good Supporting Actors Help the Dialog Heavy and Talky Tale Keeps You On-Your-Toes.
The Film is a Sleek Production that has the British Film Industry Firing on All Cylinders.
"She Played With Fire" is the American Title and "Fortune is a Woman" was the Original.
Nobody seemed to Like Either One.
Definitely Worth a Watch for Fans of American Film-Noir and Sleek Studio Movie-Making at its Finest.