Drama, Crime . 01 h 40 m
Overview
Release Date
09 February 1952
Languages
English,
Produced By
Warner Bros. Pictures,
Directed by : Felix E. Feist
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"This Woman Is Dangerous - Part of her was Ritz - part of her was "racket" - all of her was exciting! Beth Austin---stylish dame with a stylish name---who lived by jungle law in a big city and clawed her way to where the money was...!" is english Language Movie.
"This Woman Is Dangerous" was released on 09 February 1952 .
The movie was directed by Felix E. Feist
It has cast of: Joan Crawford as Elizabeth Austin, Dennis Morgan as Dr. Ben Halleck, David Brian as Matt Jackson, Richard Webb as James A. Franklin, Mari Aldon as Ann Jackson, Philip Carey as Will Jackson, Ian MacDonald as Joe Crossland, Katherine Warren as Mrs. Millican, Sherry Jackson as Susan Halleck (Uncredited), Harry Tyler as Mike, George Chandler as Dr. Bill Ryan (Uncredited), Kenneth Patterson as Dr. Louis Nesburn (Uncredited), Douglas Fowley as Saunders (Uncredited), Gladys Blake as Maggie (Uncredited), William Challee as Ned Shaw (Uncredited), Richard Bartell as Waiter (Uncredited), Dee Carroll as Telephone Operator (Uncredited), Jean Carry as Nurse Technician (Uncredited), Jack Chefe as Croupier (Uncredited), James Conaty as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Oliver Cross as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Ann Faber as Mrs. Shaw, Franklyn Farnum as Assistant Gambling House Cashier (Uncredited), Tommy Farrell as Bellhop (Uncredited), Sam Finn as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Kenneth Gibson as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Fred Graham as Highway Patrolman (Uncredited), Karen Hale as Nurse (Uncredited), Stuart Hall as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Sam Harris as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Mary Alan Hokanson as Prison Doctor (Uncredited), Harry Lauter as Trooper (Uncredited), William Meader as Milt (Uncredited), Art Millan as Mason (Uncredited), Harold Miller as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Ralph Montgomery as Interne (Uncredited), John Pedrini as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Stuart Randall as Detective McGill (Uncredited), Fred Rapport as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Joe E. Ross as Assistant Manager (Uncredited), Cosmo Sardo as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Jeffrey Sayre as Casino Employee (Uncredited), Charles Sherlock as Club Cashier (Uncredited), Norman Stevans as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Bert Stevens as Gambling House Patron (Uncredited), Eileen Stevens as Ruby (Uncredited), Harry Strang as Taxi Driver / Officer O'Brien (Uncredited), Charles Sullivan as Clinic Parking Garage Attendant (Uncredited), Hal Taggart as Dr. Halleck's Patient (Uncredited), Lonnie Thomas as Injured Boy (Uncredited), Harry Tyler as Mike, Florist (Uncredited), Cecil Weston as Prison Matron (Uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Robert Sisk as Producer(Production), Bernard Girard as Story(Writing), George Worthing Yates as Screenplay(Writing), Ted D. McCord as Director of Photography(Camera), Leo K. Kuter as Art Direction(Art), David Buttolph as Original Music Composer(Sound), Russell Saunders as Assistant Director(Directing), Max Steiner as Additional Music(Crew), Leslie G. Hewitt as Sound(Sound), Maurice De Packh as Orchestrator(Sound), Oliver S. Garretson as Sound(Sound), George James Hopkins as Set Decoration(Art), Felix E. Feist as Director(Directing), Daniel Mainwaring as Screenplay(Writing), Sheila O'Brien as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Gordon Bau as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), James Moore as Editor(Editing), in lead roles.
Released on:
09 February 1952
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