Blonde Ice (1948)
A golddigging femme fatale leaves a trail of men behind her, rich and poor, alive and dead.
- Fecha de estreno
- 1948-07-24
- TMDB
- 5.7 / 10 (42)
- Duración
- 1 h 13 min
- Géneros
- Crimen, Drama
- Director
- Jack Bernhard
Reparto
- Robert Paige — Les Burns
- Leslie Brooks — Claire Cummings Hanneman
- Russ Vincent — Blackie Talon, the Pilot
- Michael Whalen — Stanley Mason, Attorney
- James Griffith — Al Herrick
- Emory Parnell — Police Capt. Bill Murdock
- Walter Sande — Hack Doyle
- John Holland — Carl Hanneman
- Mildred Coles — June Taylor
- Selmer Jackson — District Attorney Ed Chalmers
- David Leonard — Dr. Geoffrey Kippinger
- Jack Del Rio — Roberts, the Butler
Curiosidades
Blonde Ice is a 1948 American crime film noir starring Leslie Brooks, Robert Paige, and Michael Whalen. Based on the 1938 novel Once Too Often by Elwyn Whitman Chambers, the B picture was directed by Jack Bernhard, with music by Irving Gertz.
Background
Blonde Ice was originally directed by Jack Bernhard, a British-American director responsible for films such as Decoy (1946), Unknown Island (1948), and The Second Face (1950). Some sources state that much acclaimed B movie director Edgar G. Ulmer was the uncredited original screenwriter of the film. although this may be an error of faulty memory.
Blonde Ice, which in its own time was little regarded as a second feature, had been considered lost until it was rediscovered through private collectors and restored by film historian Jay Fenton. The restored DVD release of the film by VCI Entertainment includes an interview with Fenton, who describes his role.
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