Bibliograph

There's always a woman, Columbia Pictures Corporation presents ; screen play Gladys Lehman ; story Wilson Collison ; directed by Alexander Hall ; produced by William Perlberg

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There's always a woman, Columbia Pictures Corporation presents ; screen play Gladys Lehman ; story Wilson Collison ; directed by Alexander Hall ; produced by William Perlberg

Language

eng

Characteristic

videorecording

Intended audience

Rating: Not rated

Main title

There's always a woman

Medium

videorecording DVD

Responsibility statement

Columbia Pictures Corporation presents ; screen play Gladys Lehman ; story Wilson Collison ; directed by Alexander Hall ; produced by William Perlberg

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Choice collection

Summary

"William Reardon (Academy Award winner Melvyn Douglas, 1979, Best Supporting Actor, Being There) leaves his cushy job with the District Attorney to open up a private detective agency. But when things get tough, he goes back to the D.A. office, leaving his wife Sally (Academy Award nominee Joan Blondell, 1951, Best Supporting Actress, The Blue Veil) to close up the agency. When a woman comes in with what seems like an easy case, Sally takes it on herself, trailing the woman who may be cheating with the client's husband. When the client's husband is found murdered, however, Sally tries to solve the case on her own ..."--Container

Technique

live action

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