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This Woman Is Dangerous

1952, Movie, NR, 100 mins

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A strange amalgam of crime and soap opera, this film was Crawford's last under her Warners contract. She is the stylish leader of a gang of thieves. Her brains are what makes the band function, but her beauty and body are what turn on the gang's killer, Brian. The group successfully robs a gambling parlor in New Orleans, and Crawford now has enough money to pay for a hospital stay. Her eyesight has been dimming and she travels to a hospital far away from Louisiana to have so... read more leave a comment
Year: 1952
Rated NR

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Cast
Joan Crawford: Beth Austin
Dennis Morgan: Dr. Ben Halleck
David Brian: Matt Jackson
Richard Webb: Franklin
Mari Aldon: Ann Jackson
Philip Carey: Will Jackson

 

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