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Glenn Ford | Jeff Warren | |
Gloria Grahame | Vicki Buckley | |
Broderick Crawford | Carl Buckley | |
Edgar Buchanan | Alec Simmons | |
Kathleen Case | Ellen Simmons | |
Peggy Maley | Jean | |
Diane DeLaire | Vera Simmons | |
Grandon Rhodes | John Owens | |
Paul Brinegar | Brakeman | |
Victor Hugo Greene | Davidson | |
Don C. Harvey | Yard Dispatcher | |
Carl Lee | John Thurston | |
John Maxwell | Chief of Police | |
John Pickard | Matt Henley | |
Dan Riss | Prosecutor Gruber |
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Producer | Lewis J. Rachmil
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Writer | Alfred Hayes
Émile Zola |
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After reluctantly helping her combustible husband (Broderick Crawford) get away with murder, Vicki Buckley (Gloria Grahame) pursues a passionate affair with a Korean War veteran (Glenn Ford). With her new lover by her side, the two-timing femme fatale begins plotting her spouse's demise. Director Fritz Lang's hard-boiled film noir (based on the Émile Zola novel La Bete Humaine) plays out as a gripping tale of blackmail, jealousy and homicide. |
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