The co-owner of a dog track is framed for two crimes: the shotgun killing of his ex-partner and the hit-and-run death of an elderly man.The co-owner of a dog track is framed for two crimes: the shotgun killing of his ex-partner and the hit-and-run death of an elderly man.The co-owner of a dog track is framed for two crimes: the shotgun killing of his ex-partner and the hit-and-run death of an elderly man.
Jean Andren
- Passenger
- (uncredited)
Abner Biberman
- Mort Kleinman - Pathologist
- (uncredited)
Nesdon Booth
- Gorin
- (uncredited)
Robert Carson
- George Willebrandt
- (uncredited)
Jack Chefe
- Headwaiter
- (uncredited)
Dick Cherney
- Det. Lester
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe painting above the mantel in Jessica's home is 'Femme à la Rose,' [the original] created in 1930 by the French painter and print maker Marié Laurencin. Influenced by the cubism movement, the artist specialized in themes of femininity using soft pastels and muted colors. She was active from 1910 until her death in 1956.
- GoofsThe main station from which the train departs is visible passing by outside the train's windows. The station where the train makes its first stop is also clearly seen outside the train's windows. They are the same station. The same footage was used to depict both locations.
- Quotes
Frankie Edare: That old man might just recover. Did you ever think of that?
Jessica Warren: He has regained consciousness. They don't expect him to last the night.
Frankie Edare: Oh... No, I prefer capital punishment. It's so nice and permanent.
Featured review
Merle Oberon stars as a beautiful, glamorous business woman who is motivated by fear to do some despicable things. Guilty of a hit-and-run car accident, she must frame the man she loves in order to get away with murder! Along the way, she becomes involved with gangsters and detectives, and becomes ever more deeply mired in a chain of incriminating events. This is the type of role we are used to seeing Barbara Stanwyck fill, and Oberon does a beautiful job, but plays it her own way -- not as a tough dame, but as gracefully refined and secretly cunning. Sadly, this would be one of Oberon's last starring films. Clearly, Hollywood stopped offering her work too soon, but those were the days when glamorous female stars were phased out after 40.
This film is now available on DVD as part of the TCM Vault Collection's "Women in Danger: 1950s Thrillers" Collection (all Universal films). The quality is very good and this is a set worth adding to your collection.
This film is now available on DVD as part of the TCM Vault Collection's "Women in Danger: 1950s Thrillers" Collection (all Universal films). The quality is very good and this is a set worth adding to your collection.
- beyondtheforest
- Jun 19, 2012
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- Also known as
- Cry Innocent
- Filming locations
- Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA(Warren's apartment, police headquarters, and club)
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
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