Blonde Ice (1948)
1948 · Feature film · 74 min · dir. Jack Bernhard
ICE in her veins... ICICLES on her heart!
- Drama
- film noir
- Crime
Synopsis
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.
Synopsis from Wikipedia
Details
- Director
- Jack Bernhard
- Writer
- Kenneth Gamet
- Composer
- Irving Gertz
- Cinematography
- George Robinson
- Studio
- Martin Mooney Productions
- Released
- 1948-07-24
- Running time
- 74 minutes
Cast & crew
- Jack Bernhard Director
Rory Mallinson
Walter Sande
Robert Paige
James Griffith
Selmer Jackson
Emory Parnell
Julie Gibson
Leslie Brooks
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · What nerve some women have · Ann Smithy · 2010-08-24
Its usually the man that marries for money, but this one is vise versa. The movie is well made and well acted. Every thing moves along interestingly, but the last man she laid into for money was so quick it made my head spin. The jilt for Les was quick and she didn't even start a fight with Les, just jilted him. The title didn't appeal to me, but I knew by all the ice at the preview of the movie she was going to be deep freeze cruel...and she was! Because the movie held my interest in every way I give it a 5.
★★★ · Pretty good · kareneliot · 2010-08-21
She's beautiful and she's well-dressed, but she's also a black widow and a certifiable whackadoo. If you like "The Strange Woman" or "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" you will probably like this movie.
★★ · What the heck? · Convert94 · 2010-08-25
Good nasty dame flick, not boring but the end is totally absurd.
