The Scarlet Hour (Imprint)

The Scarlet Hour (Imprint) (Blu-Ray) (*)

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Langues at Sour-titres:
Anglais ( Dolby Linear PCM )
Anglais ( Mono )
Anglais ( Subtitles )

Product Origine/Format:
Australia ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Durée:
94 min

Allongement:
Widescreen (1.85:1)

Suppléments:
Édition De Collecteurs
Commentaire
Menu Interactif
Accès De Scène
Trailer(s)
Noir & Blanc

Film filmé et produit dedans:
États-Unis ( USA, Canada )

Un Film De:
Michael Curtiz

Écrit Près:
Alford Van Ronkel
Frank Tashlin
John Meredyth Lucas

Acteurs:
Carol Ohmart ..... Pauline 'Paulie' Nevins
Tom Tryon ..... E.V. 'Marsh' Marshall
Jody Lawrance ..... Kathy Stevens
James Gregory ..... Ralph Nevins
Elaine Stritch ..... Phyllis Rycker
E.G. Marshall ..... Lt. Jennings
Edward Binns ..... Sgt. Allen
David Lewis ..... Dr. Sam Lynbury
Billy Gray ..... Tom Rycker
Jacques Aubuchon ..... Fat Boy
Scott Marlowe ..... Vince
Johnstone White ..... Tom Raymond
James Stone ..... Dean Franklin
Maureen Hurley ..... Mrs. Lynbury
James Todd ..... Inspector Paley
Nat 'King' Cole ..... Nat 'King' Cole - Nightclub Vocalist (singing 'Never Let Me Go')
Bill Anders ..... Ambulance Attendant
Barry Atwater ..... Crime Lab Technician
Enid Baine ..... Unidentified Woman
Gilmore Bush ..... Detective
Richard Collier ..... Music Store Clerk
Joe Conley ..... Car Salesman
Bill Cord ..... Young Married Man
Richard Deacon ..... Mr. Elman, Jeweller
Bess Flowers ..... Nightclub Patron
Benson Fong ..... Benson
Peter Gray ..... Minister
Harry Hickox ..... Uniformed Policeman
Theron Jackson ..... Car Wash Attendant
Autumn Russell ..... Young Married Woman
Loretta Russell ..... Funeral Attendee
Almira Sessions ..... Landlady
Max Trumpower ..... Plainclothesman

Synopsis:

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In Los Angeles, salesman E.V. 'Marsh' Marshall works for wealthy real-estate developer Ralph Nevins. In his spare time he sleeps with his boss' wife, Pauline Nevins. She was saved from poverty by Ralph when they married but Ralph is much older than her and she hates him. Of course, she loves his money and that's why she doesn't leave him for the much younger office hunk Marsh. Despite the secret affair, Marsh respects his boss who gives him promotions and praises. Nevertheless, he would elope with his boss' wife but she wouldn't hear of it. Love is one thing but a return to a life without luxuries is another. At the office, Ralph Nevins' secretary, young Kathy Stevens, secretly loves office beau Marsh but she is too shy to reveal her feelings. She would later play a crucial role in a murder investigation involving the main characters. During one of their secret interludes under the moon, Marsh and Pauline Nevins witness a discussion between three shady men who are planning to steal precious jewels from a nearby mansion belonging to a certain Dr. Sam Lynbury and his wife. The robbery is planned for the following week when the mansion residents are away on vacation. Overhearing the thieves' plan, Pauline and Marsh figure a plan of their own. After the robbery, Marsh could ambush the thieves at gunpoint and rob them of their loot. This loot would provide Marsh and Pauline with enough money to elope far away from Pauline's husband. Marsh is a bit reluctant to commit a crime, at first. But Pauline persuades him to do it. However, plans have a tendency to go awry. To make matters worse, Pauline's husband starts being jealous and suspicious of her secretive leisurely activities. He decides to tail his wife to see if she's cheating on him. As a precaution, he takes his .22 caliber pistol with him. By coincidence, the night he chooses to tail her is the same night when she and Marsh meet at Dr. Lynbury's mansion to rob the thieves who, after breaking the safe, have the jewels.

Cet article a été ajouté le mardi 27 septembre, 2022.

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