Crime of Passion (1957)
Genre: Crime / Filmnoir
Duration: 84 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Gerd Oswald
Stars: Barbara Stanwyck, Sterling Hayden and Raymond Burr
IMDb score:
6,4 (3.543)
Releasedate: 28 December 1956
Crime of Passion plot
"The sin ... the lie ... the crime of passion."
A newlywed woman gives up her career to devote herself entirely to her husband, a detective. Married life is far from exciting, and she decides he should take it up a notch.
Actors and actresses
Kathy Ferguson
Lt. William Doyle
Inspektor Pope
Alice Pope
Sara
Capt. Charlie Alidas
Police Sgt. James
Police Sgt. Jules
Mr. Nalence
Laboratory Technician
Reviews & comments
clubsport
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This film was ahead of its time in some areas. In the beginning we see Stanwyck's character making feminist statements that were far from common in the 1950s but are now completely normal.
Stanwyck plays a woman with ambition, working at the newspaper she already finds herself disadvantaged and she writes columns that are purely aimed at women as so-called victims.
Geensins plans to get married when she meets Bill (an LA policeman), she falls head over heels for him and despite the fact that she prefers a career over being a housewife, they marry shortly afterwards.
But her ambitions go far beyond her boring housewife existence and, frustrated by Bill's lack of ambition, she takes a wrong turn.
Stanwyck and Hayden play their roles very well, and the story seems far from rushed despite the rather short running time.
Too bad the film ends a bit too early in my opinion.
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