It's So Easy to Cry 'SHAME'!
Christine Hunter kills an intruder and tells her husband and lawyer that it was an act of self-defense. It's later revealed that he was actually her lover and she had posed for an incriminating statue he created.
- 5.8
- 1947
- Released
- 1h 49m
Ann Sheridan
Christine Hunter
Lew Ayres
Larry Hannaford
Zachary Scott
Bob Hunter
Eve Arden
Paula
Jerome Cowan
Prosecuting Attorney
Steven Geray
Martin Barrow
John Hoyt
Det. Lt. Reynolds
Peggy Knudsen
Claire
Marta Mitrovich
Mrs. Tanner
Douglas Kennedy
RogerClaire Meade
Martha
Frances Morris
Agnes
Jane Harker
JoanMary Field
Miss Bryar
Ray Montgomery
Ray
Eve Whitney
Young Woman
Ellen Corby
Courtroom SpectatorBob Alden
Newsboy in MontageLois Austin
Middle-Aged Woman
Brooks Benedict
Party Guest
Monte Blue
Businessman with Hunter
Chet Brandenburg
BailiffRalph Brooks
Party Guest
Dorothy Christy
Mrs. Freedley
Tristram Coffin
Party Guest
Heinie Conklin
Streetcar Passenger
Jean De Briac
Jean, Maitre D'
Sayre Dearing
Juror
Jay Eaton
Party Guest
John Elliott
Judge Edward R. McVey
Maude Fealy
Old Maid in Montage
Ross Ford
Young ManRobert Haines
JurorCarey Harrison
Seedy Man in MontageGeorge Hickman
Newsboy in MontageBetty Hill
Reporter in Montage
Charles Jordan
George, Doorman
Fred Kelsey
Courtroom Spectator
Kenner G. Kemp
Party GuestBob Lowell
Reporter in MontageCharles Marsh
Reporter on Telephone
Philo McCullough
Party Guest
Harold Miller
Party GuestRay Montgomery
Ray, Hunter's Assistant
Jack Mower
Morrie, Plainclothesman
Sol Murgi
Courtroom Spectator
Paul Panzer
Courtroom SpectatorWaclaw Rekwart
Party Guest
John Vosper
Man in MontageRichard Walsh
Reporter
Leo White
Spectator Arriving at CourtroomEric Wilton
Restaurant Waiter
Joan Winfield
Bill Girl
Clifton Young
Charlie (Voice)
Released
en
- #infidelity
- #artist
- #sculpture
- #film noir
- #killer
- #divorce lawyer
- #stabbed to death
Reviews
The Statue. The Unfaithful is directed by Vincent Sherman and written by Dave Goodis and James Gunn. It's based around the 1929 play, The Letter, by W. Somerset Maugham. It stars Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres, Zachary Scott, Eve Arden, Jerome Cowan, Steven Geray and John Hoyt. Music is by Max Steiner and cinematography by Ernest Haller. When a Los Angeles socialite kills a man while home alone one