Blonde Ice

Watch: Blonde Ice

7/24/19481h 13m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ ICE in her veins... ICICLES on her heart! ~

Overview:

A golddigging femme fatale leaves a trail of men behind her, rich and poor, alive and dead.

Director:

Jack Bernhard

Status:

Released

Language:

English

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Revenue:

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Key words:

based on novel or book
san francisco, california
blackmail
alibi
honeymoon
femme fatale
film noir
woman reporter
wedding ceremony
double cross
marriage for money
seductress
gold digger
newspaper columnist
perfect murder
scheming wife
manipulative woman
wicked woman
wife murders husband
charter plane

Cast

Robert Paige

~ as ~

Les Burns

Leslie Brooks

~ as ~

Claire Cummings Hanneman

Russ Vincent

~ as ~

Blackie Talon, the Pilot

Michael Whalen

~ as ~

Stanley Mason, Attorney

James Griffith

~ as ~

Al Herrick

Emory Parnell

~ as ~

Police Capt. Bill Murdock

Walter Sande

~ as ~

Hack Doyle

John Holland

~ as ~

Carl Hanneman

Mildred Coles

~ as ~

June Taylor

Selmer Jackson

~ as ~

District Attorney Ed Chalmers

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 1 year(s) ago
6
Leslie Brooks is society journalist "Claire", a woman perfectly capable of making her headlines with the eligible young men whom she marries then who mysteriously die. The police think they smell a rat but there's never any proof. We know what's going on but can "Capt. Murdock" (Emory Parnell) ever get to the bottom before the body count starts to match the size of her column inches? There's actually very little jeopardy here, but what this does offer is a chance for Brooks to get a megalomaniac look in her eye and play a strong, calculating woman who is not afraid to get her hands dirty. Most of the rather soporific men she encounters are pretty deserving of their fate and by the denouement - a rather disappointingly rushed and far-fetched affair - I was very much in her corner. The production is basic and rather unimaginative but Jack Bernhard does keep it going along with lots of venal nastiness and I quite enjoyed it.