A rich society woman uses a gangster to win a congressional election.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Edwin L. Marin
Director
George Raft
Eddie Ace
Sylvia Sidney
Margaret Wyndham Chase
Stanley Ridges
Toomey
Sid Silvers
Pencil
Jerome Cowan
Peter Craig
Sara Haden
Alma Rhodes
Alan Edwards
Pembroke Chase III
Roman Bohnen
Prof. Joshua L. Adams
Joyce Bryant
Nightclub Singer
Stanley Andrews
Tomahawk Club Boss
Walter Baldwin
Bookie - Party Guest
Brooks Benedict
Man Entering Elevator
Truman Bradley
Radio Forum Moderator
Gordon B. Clarke
Nightclub Pianist
James Conaty
Party Guest
Lester Dorr
Reporter at Party
Ben Erway
Tomahawk Club Politico
Mary Field
Lady with Question on Radio Forum
Fred F. Finklehoffe
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
source: Mr. Ace
Mr. Ace
Interesting political film from 1946 with the always excellent Sylvia Sidney. Particulary liked the scene where she discusses politics ( interupted by a phone call from her ex husband ) while having a massage. Worth a look.
Women in politics weren't common in 1947 when this came out. Therefore, this was a surprisingly straight forward look at the theme with an ambitious socialite who's no sweet "goody goody". I do agree with the reviewer who would have liked more emphasis on Sylvia Sidney and her campaign and less on George Raft and the inevitable romance. And so this is disappointingly mediocre, not going where it could have gone. Even so, it's an interesting film to watch, especially in this age. And actually, I believe that it stands as a better "woman in politics" movie than most with the theme. Don't expect a gangster movie although Raft naturally is close to being one in this.
